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The members of the union that represents faculty and coaches at the State System schools re-elected Dr. Kenneth Mash as the union's president. The APS...

Kenneth Mash has been re-elected president of the Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties, the 5,000-plus member union for professors and coaches across the State System of Higher Education. The union on Monday announced result of voting by delegates across the state. Mash, a political science professor at

The State System of Higher Education announced that the board of governors yesterday approved collective bargaining agreements for three unions repres...

Collective bargaining agreements with unions representing faculty members, coaches and nurses at the 10 state-owned universities, including Penn West California, have been approved by the Board of Governors of Pennsylvania’s State System of High Education (PASSHE). The faculty and non-faculty coach members of the Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties (APSCUF) and members […]

The union that represents both teachers and coaches at the State System of Higher Education announced its membership have ratified their respective fo...

Ella Fleming’s stomach sank when she walked into her first class at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. After all, Fleming was 16. Not to mention, she was almost two years shy of finishing high school during that initial class last fall. “I was absolutely terrified,” said Fleming, of Armstrong Township, Indiana

The president of APSCUF told the State System of Higher Education Board of Governors last week that coaches at the state-owned universities are not be...

PennWest University charges the same tuition and recruits heavily from the same region as fellow state-owned institutions Slippery Rock University and Indiana University of Pennsylvania, yet PennWest’s enrollment plunged again

PennWest University charges the same tuition and recruits heavily from the same region as fellow state-owned institutions Slippery Rock University and Indiana University of Pennsylvania, yet PennWest’s enrollment plunged again while its two peers have grown. In an interview with the Tribune-Review, PennWest leaders, including interim President R. Lorraine “Laurie”

In revealing fall 2023 enrollment data Monday, leaders of Pennsylvania’s state-owned universities asserted that they potentially had turned a corner in reversing 13 years of student declines.