Unions, NYCLU Slam Bills That Would Grant Police More Power Over Protests
The City: College faculty unions and the New York Civil Liberties Union are turning up the heat in their opposition to a bill they say would greatly restrict the ability to protest or rally at schools and college campuses. Council Speaker Julie Menin says the bill is necessary to help…
Equity Raises Begin in 2026
A series of new contractual raises negotiated by our union for specific job titles is going into effect this year. These raises exceed the across-the-board annual negotiated increases in an effort to improve equity and make gains for CUNY’s lowest paid faculty and professional staff titles, and they began with…
Honoring Rev. Jesse Jackson
The PSC mourns the loss of Rev. Jesse Jackson, two-time presidential candidate, faith leader, and champion of organized labor. For more than 65 years, from his youth spent opposing segregation in North Carolina to his time organizing in Chicago to his breakthrough presidential campaigns and his decades as an elder…
Take Over Albany to Tax the Rich | On the ground in Minneapolis
New Yorkers are demanding a better, more affordable life with universal childcare, free buses, and a free and fully funded CUNY system. We’re organizing to take over Albany on Wednesday, February 25th to win the higher taxes on corporations and the rich that are necessary to fund our affordability agenda…
Is Union Power Growing in Mamdani’s New York?
It is unclear if Mamdani’s intervention is what ultimately moved CUNY. But the professors’ reinstatement, long-advocated for by the PSC, points to the resurgence of union power in the city.
‘A Pivotal Point For American Democracy – End The Federal Militarization Of America’ – A Joint Statement From United University Professions, PSC/CUNY, Rutgers AAUP-AFT & The Rutgers Adjunct Faculty Union
WNY Labor Today: - United University Professions (UUP), representing 42,000 Faculty and Professional Staff at the State University of New York’s (SUNY) State-operated Campuses, the Professional Staff Congress-City University of New York (PSC/CUNY), representing 30,000 CUNY Members, and Rutgers American Association of University Professors-American Federation of Teachers (AAUP-AFT) and Rutgers…
A Pivotal Point for American Democracy
United University Professions (UUP), representing 42,000 faculty and professional staff at the State University of New York’s state-operated campuses; the Professional Staff Congress-CUNY (PSC/CUNY), representing 30,000 members at the City University of New York; and Rutgers AAUP-AFT and Rutgers Adjunct Faculty Union, representing 9,000 Rutgers University academic workers, today…
PSC’s State Budget Platform | Three Members of the Fired Four Reinstated
PSC members are going to Albany on Wednesday, February 25th to demand that New York tax the rich to fund CUNY and a more affordable New York. Click here to save your seat on the bus. We’ll be part of a mass march and rally outside the State Capitol that…
Three of CUNY’s ‘Fired Four’ reinstated
The Chief (behind paywall): Three adjunct City University of New York professors who were told last summer that they would not be reappointed for the Fall 2025 semester after they participated in pro-Palestinian protests have been reinstated for the current semester, the union representing the professors announced on Monday. The Professional…
PSC CUNY Celebrates the Reinstatement of Three Members of the Fired Four
Professional Staff Congress (PSC) President James Davis released the following statement about the reinstatement of three members of The Fired Four, Brooklyn College adjunct faculty members who lost their jobs at the City University of New York (CUNY) in June 2025 in apparent retaliation for expressing their political views about…
