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Adjunct Faculty Call on Miami Dade College Board to Stop Blocking Their Union Vote, Join the Fight for Fully-Funded Free College

Adjuncts at Miami Dade College are part of a statewide movement calling for union rights for adjunct professors, fully-funded free college,

Brandeis Grad Students Ratify First Contract with Administrators

Graduate students at Brandeis University today announced that they have ratified a  contract settlement with campus administrators – a

Valencia College Adjunct Faculty and Allies Call on Board of Trustees to Agree to Union Election Date

Valencia College adjunct faculty, along with community groups and local politicians, rallied outside a September 12 board of trustees

Congratulations, Mayor Gillum!

Dear Mayor Gillum, Congratulations on your recent victory in the Democratic Gubernatorial Primary. As adjunct professors with SEIU

Last week, I packed my bags, drove to Cedar Rapids, IA and got on a flight to our country’s capitol. I was on my way to speak out against

Brandeis Grad Workers reach historic contract settlement with university

In a major victory for graduate workers organizing across the country, graduate workers at Brandeis University today announced that they

Loyola University Chicago Graduate Workers Start School Year with Demand for Administration to Negotiate with their Union

Eighteen months after forming their union, Loyola University Chicago still refuses to negotiate a labor contract with graduate workers

Calls for Free College Gain Momentum in Florida

After an historic bus tour by adjunct professors and graduate workers across the sunshine state, momentum continues to build in Florida to

University of Iowa Non-Tenure Track Faculty Win Health Insurance and Coverage for Dependants

Despite national and local attacks on unions, including the recent Supreme Court ruling in the Janus v. AFSCME case, non-tenure track (NTT)

Seminole State College of Florida Adjunct Faculty Win Opportunity to Hold Union Election

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE On the heels of a historic seven-city bus tour to highlight the need for greater investment in Florida’s colleges