Thursday evening, 4/21, University of Michigan president Santa Ono called the police on graduate student workers who were protesting in front of his SUV. Two grad students were detained briefly […]
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Palestine solidarity
Last week, CUNY4Palestine’s occupation timeline at Borough of Manhattan Community College was taken down to appease Zionist professors. Reclaim the Commons organizers have reprinted it and put it up in […]
Graduate workers at Fordham have had enough (seven months without being able to reach a tentative agreement with the Administration). They’re walking out April 24-26! Want to get these posts […]
Protests continue in France as the country’s constitutional court approved President Macron’s push through of pension reform to raise the age of retirement from 62-64. For in-depth coverage of these […]
The Professional Staff Congress Graduate Center Chapter leadership offers our support and solidarity to our public university union comrades on strike at Rutgers University (AAUP-AFT, PTLFC, and AAUP-BHSNJ), the University […]
Community, we are outraged. During spring break, Graduate Center Human Resources administrators removed the Dirty Laundry #tendedero (clothesline) from the 8th floor Reclaimed Commons, a project which bore witness to […]
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Sostre’s Back!
On Monday, April 10, Reclaim the Commons organizers (re)installed the posters from Martin Sostre’s Afro-Asian Bookshop in Exile exhibition in the display cases on the first floor of the Graduate […]
Graduate student workers at Syracuse University have voted to unionize with 95% of those who voted in favor of forming a union. The wave of higher ed. worker mobilization around […]
Rutgers University employees are starting their strike today, a historic moment for New Jersey schools as workers test the government’s response to public sector strikes. You can donate to their […]
Graduate student workers at the University of Michigan are on strike for better pay and working conditions. The University has dug in its heels and asked a court to order […]
