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The June 2008 cover of the Washington Post Magazine featured reporter Liza Mundy’s article “The Amazing Adventures of Supergrad.” Under this title ran the teaser, “The most sophisticated, accomplished ...

A new Committee A report addresses the issue of discrimination in higher education and the recent surge in US Department of Education investigations utilizing Title VI in programs that receive federal ...

As part of the Organize Every Campus campaign, the AAUP launched a pilot program in 2024 to return a portion of members’ dues to advocacy chapters who participated in organizing efforts and grew their ...

The 2022 Biennial Meeting was held June 17 and 18, 2022, at the DoubleTree Hotel Crystal City in Arlington, VA. See the program of the full Conference and Biennial Meeting here. The Biennial ...

With a broad coalition of faculty, staff, students, and labor unions, we are asking the court to block the Trump administration from further use of financial threats to coerce the UC system to accede ...

The AAUP notes with great alarm the rash of recent administrative actions to discipline faculty, staff, and student speech in the aftermath of the murder of Charlie Kirk.

Dear First-Year High School Students, I am one of the co-editors of What Is “College-Level” Writing?—a 2006 collection of essays that focuses on the difference between high school writing and ...

A meeting for all AAUP members. Check your email for registration information! The registration closes at 6:15 ET on 9/15 to allow staff time for member verification.

Founded in 1915, the AAUP has helped to shape American higher education by developing the standards and principles that maintain quality in education and academic freedom in US colleges and ...

1. We have been convinced the budget deficit does require cuts somewhere, but what are some alternatives to eliminating faculty lines? The single most important point is not to agree to givebacks ...