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A dispute between the college and the coalition largely remains in the hands of the National Labor Relations Board.

Columbia University's president said Monday that talks with student organizers had not reached an agreement and that the university would not divest

On April 18, Minouche Shafik, the president of Columbia, violated university procedures and authorized the New York Police Department to arrest dozens of Columbia students, including members of Student Workers of Columbia – SWC-UAW 2710. The protesting students and student workers had bravely held the Gaza Solidarity Encampment on the…

More than 23,000 University of Minnesota employees — including adjunct lecturers, medical residents and student workers — will have a clearer path to unionize under a bill moving through the Democratic-controlled Legislature. While most workers form unions based on shared workplaces or similar job duties, state law explicitly circumscribes 13 possible bargaining units for University of Minnesota […] The post Bill would pave the way for more than 23,000 U of M staff and stude...

Columbia University suspended students over a "Resistance 101" panel featuring Khaled Barakat, who the school says is "known to support terrorism."

Columbia University event hosted by sanctioned anti-Israel groups while students face suspension.

(BCN) — Student assistants and workers in the California State University system announced Friday that they had voted in favor of unionizing. The students across the 23 campuses voted in favor of organizing one of the largest student worker organizations in the country so they could fight for better pay, working conditions, sick and paid […]

‘They know that they can get away with essentially anything at this point,’ one Columbia student says of the protesters.

“I am so incredibly proud of the support among the graduate students here in the Tri-Cities.”

As Israel resumed its bombing campaign, now focusing on southern Gaza, the push to hold back the growing tide of disgust is intensifying, Mick Hall reports. By Mick Hall in Whangarei, New Zealand Special to Consortium News Academic freedom and freedom of expression on university campuses