Labor
Our news, opinion, and advice stories about labor issues in higher education answer your questions, like:
- How are labor movements changing higher education?
- Where are workers unionizing on college campuses?
- How are existing labor contracts being negotiated?
Mass Layoffs
As demonstrators gathered in Washington, D.C., researchers met across town to discuss the toll that drastic reductions at the agency would have on their work.
The Review | Opinion
What the announcement might mean for graduate school writ large.
Finance & Operations
The university’s decision points to a broader set of tensions surrounding graduate-student unionization and the need for reform in doctoral education.
The Workplace
The university announced months ago that current lecturers would be cycled out. Among those instructors, anger and distrust linger.
Exodus
Faculty and staff members at Pennsylvania State University at New Kensington kicked off the fall semester with a sense of dread.
Data
The new report is based on data collected from 902 higher-education collective-bargaining units.
The Work Force
Contending for talent is nothing new in higher ed. But with AI raising the stakes, leaders say this time feels different.
The Review | Opinion
The current professionalized student sport regime makes learning impossible.
Faculty Politics
Officials of the faculty group say its previous position, crafted 18 years ago, was flawed.
Advice
Predictions and hopes for the future of Ph.D. training.