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Faculty union, Pa. university system reach potential labor deal - Vimarsana News

Faculty union, Pa. university system reach potential labor deal

The union representing 5,000 state university faculty across Pennsylvania has reached “an agreement in principle” with leaders of the State System of Higher Education, both parties confirmed Thursday. The agreement followed a full day and night of negotiating. It comes almost seven months after the existing agreement between the Association

Pa. state university leaders see reason for optimism despite enrollment decline - Vimarsana News

Pa. state university leaders see reason for optimism despite enrollment decline

Cheyney one of the bright spots in the state system picture.

Tuition remains frozen for Pennsylvania-owned universities - Vimarsana News

Tuition remains frozen for Pennsylvania-owned universities

For the 85,000 students attending a Pennsylvania state-owned university who have hoped for relief from rising prices, the news is official.

Tuition remains frozen for Pennsylvania-owned universities - Vimarsana News

Tuition remains frozen for Pennsylvania-owned universities

For the 85,000 students attending a Pennsylvania state-owned university who have hoped for relief from rising prices, the news is official. Tuition will remain unchanged for the 2023-24 academic year, now that the State System of Higher Education approved a fifth consecutive tuition freeze across the 10 institutions. By a

Danielle Acker Susanj: 'Right to Organize' amendment violates Constitution - Vimarsana News

Danielle Acker Susanj: 'Right to Organize' amendment violates Constitution

This month, Pennsylvania House lawmakers approved legislation, House Bill 950, that purports to add a new fundamental right to the state’s Constitution: the right to organize. In practice, however, the measure would try to rob the commonwealth’s public-sector employees of rights they already possess under the First Amendment. Though the