Several civics centers opened in Florida as part of the Department of Education’s America 250 Civics Education Coalition to “renew patriotism”

It is an unfortunate reality that the pursuit of higher education has become a financial burden for the majority of students.

Health care workers, union members, students and small business owners will hold a rally at the Connecticut State Capitol calling on lawmakers to create a more fair tax system.

Labor unions say AI is changing the workforce now, but employers argue the bill would increase expenses.

The AAUP publishes faculty compensation survey results in the spring for the current academic year and a full report in the summer.

University of Connecticut’s continued evaluation of small programs with low enrollment is troubling several university professors who say that the review process lacks transparency, may impact majors, and contributes to fears of wider cuts …

Targeted for pro-Palestine speech, these academics are refusing to back down.

Advocates are concerned about falling behind neighboring states, but opponents worry about quality and confusing students.

The legislation reflects rising concerns about college material being used to weaponize open records laws to target or harass faculty.

Funding cuts and attacks on academic freedom are driving US researchers to seek opportunities in Europe, as stakeholders warn of “historic damage” to America’s scientific ecosystem.

CALL FOR NOMINATIONS February, 2026 The 2026-2028 CSC–AAUP Nominating Committee—comprising Chair David Stoloff (CSC–AAUP Immediate Past President, Education Department, ESCU), Member Diana Rios (UC…

In addition to funding availability, the federal government has limited the ability of researchers to receive reimbursement for indirect costs.

All workers -- including part-timers at CSCU --deserve paid sick days and job security while recovering from illness or a catastrophic personal event.

More than eleven thousand new members joined the Association over the past year as member­ship grew by roughly 20 percent, buoyed by a remarkable rise in membership in advocacy chap­ters. This growth ...

In this News Brief, we are joined by Chenjerai Kumanyika and Todd Wolfson of the American Association of University Professors to discuss Trump's gutting of higher education, its expansion on previous...

Professors, union leaders and students from public colleges statewide are warning that layoffs, inflated class sizes, program cuts and shrinking services will only get worse without the state's...

Many organizations “recognize that antisemitism, Islamophobia and anti-Palestinian racism are interconnected and must be addressed through a human rights framework,” she said.

It's more than AI. A Q&A with Matt Seybold.

“I was disappointed to learn this morning that the governor’s budget is probably still underfunding the University of Connecticut and higher education overall by tens of millions of dol…

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The Williams chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) held its inaugural meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 4. The group hopes to advocate for faculty concerns and greater faculty d...

CALL FOR NOMINATIONS February, 2026 The 2026-2028 CSC–AAUP Nominating Committee—comprising Chair David Stoloff (CSC–AAUP Immediate Past President, Education Department, ESCU), Member Diana Rios (UC…

The university is expected to pay $300 million per year due to the increase in the federal tax, the university administration said in a recent memo.

The university is ordering some departments to cut their temporary labor budget by 30%, which professors say could lead to changes in the classroom.

State Sen. John Kissel, R-Enfield, said teachers shouldn’t have to choose between basic American freedoms and their career.

The current situation in Gaza is neither just nor humane, and never will be if allowed to continue as is.