March With Us at No Kings, 3/28 | Clarion Online
More than 2,000 events are already set for Saturday, March 28th, including a demonstration with hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers. In NYC, marchers will gather on Central Park South and step off at 2 PM heading south in two streams down Broadway and 7th Avenue before converging at Times…
Statement on the State One-House Budgets for FY 2027
The State Senate and Assembly budget resolutions announced last night support some of the progressive tax revenue raisers that the PSC and our coalition partners have been campaigning for. (See Spectrum News for more information.) These resolutions are not the final budget; they identify priorities of each house and set…
Taking Over Albany | Health Plan Implementation
PSC leaders and healthcare experts are continuing to monitor the rollout of the New York City Employee PPO Plan (NYCE PPO), the new health benefits plan for active employees, pre-Medicare retirees, and their dependents that took effect January 1st of this year. PSC members can submit questions about the new…
Students, Faculty and Staff Rally with Legislators for Increased Funding for SUNY, CUNY, Financial Aid
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, February 25, 2026 Students, Faculty and Staff Rally with Legislators for Increased Funding for SUNY, CUNY, Financial Aid (Albany, NY) - More than 300 students, faculty, and staff from City University of New York, State University of New York, and independent colleges rallied with legislators…
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…
