From the President
August 26, 2026
Welcome to the Fall Semester

Welcome to the Fall Semester

Expansion of PACT to CSUs and Faculty say on Board of Regents

CSU-AAUP responds to scandals at the CSCU Board of Regents

Confused about how your raises will be implemented this year? Read on to learn about the formula we're using.

It was a short session, but we still accomplished a great deal at the State Capitol this year.

CSU-AAUP members are ready to negotiate and address the problems that faculty face. The BOR needs to step up to the plate.

Faculty in the CSU-AAUP Pride Working Group learned that Central's LGBTQ+ Center was without a permanent director. So they stepped up to push for change.

Learn more about how contract bargaining will work this time around.

Each year, CSU-AAUP members, often joined by students, head to the Capitol and the Legislative Office Building to talk with legislators, testify at hearings and advocate for our key issues.

Read the news coverage of our union action at the BOR on May 28, 2025.

Dozens of faculty members came early to the BOR meeting to ask regents to use reserve funds to prevent cuts.

Students from the CSUs and the community colleges held a press conference on the need for adequate public funding for public higher ed at the Capitol on April 2.

CSU-AAUP is cohosting a Zoom webinar with Yale AAUP about immigration issues on Thursday, March 6 from 7-8:30 p.m.

CSU-AAUP members walked out of a presentation by consultant firm NCHEMS at the Dec. 5 BOR meeting. The report recommends reducing personnel at the CSUs, even though faculty are already doing much more work with much fewer resources.
