TAUP’s Fight For A New Contract
Nationwide, organized labor is having its moment in the spotlight, but for Temple’s Association of University Professionals, a battle for a new contract is underway. With their contract expiring in View More »
Nationwide, organized labor is having its moment in the spotlight, but for Temple’s Association of University Professionals, a battle for a new contract is underway. With their contract expiring in View More »
Over 800 Temple University faculty members voted “no confidence” in Board of Trustees chair Mitchell Morgan and provost Gregory Mandel. TAUP’s President, Jeffrey Doshna, said during the conference, “our concerns View More »
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube To limit the spread of COVID-19 after the holidays, Temple has decided to send all students View More »
The Temple University Board of Trustees has added two new members to the Presidential Search Committee, Chairman Mitchell Morgan announced over the weekend. The new members are Faculty Senate Vice View More »
The 2020 Fall semester is just around the corner and while many are excited and eager to get back on campus, some professors are concerned about the administration’s reopening plans. View More »
This Vimeo content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on Vimeo Here are today’s headlines: – Temple Update’s Jonathan Burke spoke with Temple Association of University View More »
Temple and Temple Association of University Professionals, or TAUP, have come to a tentative agreement on a two-year contract with adjunct faculty after a year of negotiations. As the first View More »
Art Hochner is still looking for answers after a tumultuous summer. He hopes to get some of those answers when President Englert makes his State of the University speech this View More »