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April 7, 2025

Tens of thousands of NYers say “Hands Off!” | Immigrant Solidarity Meeting Tonight

Over a million people took to the streets on Saturday to stand against Trump, Musk, and the other billionaire oligarchs they represent. Hundreds of PSC members joined tens of thousands of New Yorkers who marched through midtown to oppose MAGA’s bigotry and xenophobia, defend our colleges and students and shout…

April 5, 2025

You Can Stop Asking Where the Mass Opposition Is. It’s Everywhere.

Mother Jones: It is a cliche to begin a story about a rally with a quote from a funny sign, but one small piece of floppy brown cardboard floating down 40th Street in Manhattan on Saturday seemed to capture the mood of this weekend’s “Hands Off” protests against President Donald…

April 4, 2025

Statement on the New York City Council’s Fiscal Year 2026 Preliminary Budget Response

PSC is grateful to the New York City Council for prioritizing CUNY in its response to the Mayor’s Preliminary FY26 Budget. After three consecutive years of budget cuts to the University from Mayor Adams, our members and students have relied on Speaker Adams, Finance Chair Brannan, Higher Education Chair Dinowitz,…

April 4, 2025

Tell CUNY to honor the Multi-Year Appointment agreement

Dear Teaching Adjunct Colleagues, The PSC has filed a grievance challenging management’s attempt to implement the new multi-year appointment pilot in a way that does not represent our bargaining agreement fully and accurately. The disputed areas are not extensive (see below), and they will affect few members, but we must…

April 3, 2025

PSC leader Nancy Romer wins NYS AAUP Award

On March 31st, 2025, the New York State Conference of the American Association of  University Professors (NYSC AAUP) announced that it had awarded the 2025 Francis Higman Award for Service to AAUP Collective Bargaining Chapters in New York State to PSC member-leader Dr. Nancy Romer. Dr. Romer is a member…

March 31, 2025

Hands Off Our Democracy! Protest this Saturday | CUNY Needs a $144.6M City Budget Increase

The PSC’s City Budget Platform calls for an increase of $144.6 million over the Preliminary Executive Budget to restore Mayor Adams’s cuts and end community college hiring freezes ($80M), to invest in CUNY Reconnect, academic advising, ACE and ASAP ($59.2M), and to expand students’ MetroCard access and capacity in CUNY’s…

March 24, 2025

Support RF Workers | Resist Trump’s Attempt to Eliminate the Department of Education

Send a letter supporting CUNY Research Foundation (RF) Field Unit workers in their struggle for a fair contract. Don’t let RF management use the chaos in Washington as an excuse to deny PSC members fair raises and a good contract. PSC members can also show solidarity online by sharing the…

March 17, 2025

CUNY deserves to get more funding

The Ticker: At the end of February, the Professional Staff Congress CUNY President Dr. James Davis gave a testimony at the joint Higher Education Executive Budget Hearing in Albany. During the testimony, PSC voiced its appreciation for Gov. Kathy Hochul’s cooperation in helping to fund CUNY in the wake of…

March 17, 2025

Thousands march in Manhattan against MAGA cuts

Workers World: From New York’s City Hall to Bowling Green, the march stretched from curb to curb in Manhattan on March 15, behind a lead banner that read “Stand with workers. Stop the cuts.” Among the thousands who marched, many held signs opposing Trump’s attacks on Medicaid, Medicare and Social…

March 14, 2025

Statement in solidarity with Student Workers of Columbia

PSC President James Davis issued the following statement on March 14th, in response to the increasing repression of student workers and activists at Columbia University: "The Professional Staff Congress/CUNY (AFT 2334) stands in solidarity with the Student Workers of Columbia (UAW 2170) as they face the impact of radical right-wing…

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