University Professions News Today

POTSDAM — The recently passed state budget contains about $114 million in new operating funding for campuses, but its still too early to tell if the additional funding will help SUNY Potsdam …

Ongoing speculation around the closure of SUNY Downstate Health Science Center hospital and university has spurred locals and officials to action.

Brooklyn residents are frantic over the potential loss of medical-treatment options -- and hundreds of local jobs -- as the state moves forward with its apparent plan to close major safety-net hospital SUNY Downstate.

POTSDAM — SUNY Potsdam cut seven professors on Friday.

Lawmakers and unions push for increased higher SUNY funding New York State

College professionals are waging a fight for funding at the SUNY Fredonia. They held a silent protest Tuesday in anticipation of potential program cuts at the school.

When Credibility Matters

Lobbying spending in New York hit a record-breaking more than $332 million last year, according to new state data. The Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government (COELIG) released its annual report Monday that shows lobbying spending topped pre-pandemic numbers, with more than $331.54 millio

DYouville faculty are starting the fall semester marking two years without a contract

Eastern’s chapter of University Professions of Illinois, EIU-UPI, negotiations have been ongoing for over a year. With the lack of a resolutions to Union members obtaining a contract, teachers did their work at the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. Teachers titled this event as ‘work out’ suggesting that teachers worked out in public for...