Dozens of CUNY staff & student activists joined elected officials outside the BMCC calling for increased funding for the university and demanding restoration of cut jobs & student services.
Dozens of CUNY staff & student activists joined elected officials outside the BMCC calling for increased funding for the university and demanding restoration of cut jobs & student services.
Dozens of CUNY staff & student activists joined elected officials outside the BMCC calling for increased funding for the university and demanding restoration of cut jobs & student services.
Dozens of CUNY staff & student activists joined elected officials outside the BMCC calling for increased funding for the university and demanding restoration of cut jobs & student services.
Dozens of CUNY staff & student activists joined elected officials outside the BMCC calling for increased funding for the university and demanding restoration of cut jobs & student services.
Dozens of CUNY staff & student activists joined elected officials outside the BMCC calling for increased funding for the university and demanding restoration of cut jobs & student services.
Dozens of CUNY staff & student activists joined elected officials outside the BMCC calling for increased funding for the university and demanding restoration of cut jobs & student services.
Dozens of CUNY staff & student activists joined elected officials outside the BMCC calling for increased funding for the university and demanding restoration of cut jobs & student services.
Elected Officials Join CUNY Staff & Students Demanding Increased City & State Funding, Restoration of Lost Jobs
Dozens of City of University of New York (CUNY) staff and student activists joined elected officials from across New York City outside the Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) calling for increased funding for the university and demanding restoration of cut jobs and student services. The call comes just days…
Statement on Governor Hochul and Mayor Adams’s Preliminary Executive Budgets
Today the City University of New York (CUNY) students and staff are receiving mixed budget news from the Governor and Mayor. We welcome Governor Hochul’s commitment to public colleges and universities. We applaud her new investments in fringe benefits and CUNY operations and her return to the practice of funding…
Opposing New Budget Cuts at 9 CUNY Colleges
Dear Colleagues: As you may know, your campus was recently identified as one of nine "colleges of concern" by the CUNY administration. This means your college has been tasked with making additional cuts to its Fiscal Year 2024 budget, above and beyond those already demanded, in order to help save…
PSC Files Amicus Brief Supporting Retirees’ Right to Medicare
The PSC has filed a motion to submit a friend of the court brief in support of an injunction against an effort by the City of New York to force City retirees out of traditional Medicare into a privatized “Medicare Advantage” plan. Read the PSC’s amicus brief. …
Legislators Launch State Bills to End $321 Million Yearly Property Tax Exemptions for Columbia and NYU
At Columbia University on Tuesday, December 12, the PSC joined state lawmakers to unveil legislation which would end property tax exemptions for private universities who had over $100 million written off their tax bill in the last fiscal year. The bill would impact Columbia University, which is the largest private…
Opposing the Mayor’s Cuts to CUNY and Other City Agencies
PSC President James Davis stood with members of the City Council’s Progressive Caucus, NYS Senators Jabari Brisport and Gustavo Rivera, Assembly Members Zohran Mamdani, Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, and The Peoples Plan coalition on Monday, December 11 to oppose Mayor Adams’s unnecessary mid-year cuts to CUNY, libraries, schools, parks and…
1000+ Sing Out, Shout Out for #APeoplesCUNY
More than one thousand (1000) workers, students and CUNY allies held a massive rally across from Governor Hochul’s Midtown Manhattan office dubbed the “Sing Out, Shout Out for #APeoplesCUNY.”
Adjunct Pay Dates
Adjunct Pay Dates Spring 2024 SENIOR COLLEGES Thursday, February 8 Thursday, February 22 Thursday, March 7 Thursday, March 21 Thursday, April 4 Thursday, April 18 Thursday, May 2 Thursday, May 16 MOST COMMUNITY COLLEGES* Friday, February 2 Friday, February 16 Friday, March 1 Friday, March 15 Friday, March 29 Friday,…
PSC Opposes Weakening NYC Health Insurance Protections
September 9, 2022 Dear PSC members and retirees, I am writing with an update and a request. The update concerns an impending change to the regulations governing health insurance for New York City employees, retirees, and their dependents - a change that the PSC opposes. The request is that you…
2500 CUNY students, faculty, staff: Don’t cancel Fall ’22 classes
PSC President James Davis sent the Don’t Cancel Fall 2022 Classes Petition and the following message to CUNY Chancellor Matos Rodriguez and the college presidents on August 15, 2022. The petition had over 1700 signatures when it was delivered. It now has 2500+ See the petition that was delivered today.…
