Union forces safety about-face by BCC admin
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Persistent pressure by union activists forced the Bronx Community College administration to take proper health and safety action.
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Urgent loan forgiveness lawsuit
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The union’s national affiliate is looking for members who may have been wronged when applying for loan forgiveness. PSC members may qualify.
A critical moment for the contract
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With the new chancellor officially in his position, the union sees an important opportunity to push forward talks for a new contract.
Recalling 50 years since the CCNY strike
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Activists remember Open Admissions strike.
‘Free speech’ or chilling effect?
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President Trump issued an executive order that says it will preserve ‘free speech’ on campus, but CUNY faculty see a right-wing political agenda.
Getting the next three-year appointment
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The PSC won three-year appointments for adjuncts in the last contract, and some are ready to reapply. The union provides some pointers for reappointment.
Burst pipes cripple BCC
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Hundreds of classes were forced to relocate as decades of neglect contributed to burst pipes in a main building at Bronx Community College.
Matos Rodríguez confirmed as chancellor
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The CUNY Board of Trustees has selected Queens president and former Hostos Community College president as the next chancellor.
Staff, faculty ‘work-in’ for contract
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Campus chapters have hosted work-ins and grade-ins to demonstrate the kind of work PSC members do, and to build solidarity at the local level.
At BMCC, 9/11 illness still looms large
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While 9/11 was nearly two decades ago, the heath effect of the WTC collapse still plague workers in Lower Manhattan, including at BMCC.
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