Tiffany Camhi
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At least 50 international students in Oregon and Washington whose immigration status was abruptly removed from a federal database will have their standing restored. -
The presidents are denouncing the cascade of federal actions that have thrown higher education institutions around the country into financial uncertainty. -
This is the latest civil rights investigation directed at universities launched by the Education Department since President Donald Trump took office in January. -
Stop-work orders for research projects are landing at Oregon universities from numerous federal agencies. -
From international students to asylum seekers, the new administration’s plans could affect tens of thousands of people in the state -
UO is staring down a projected $2.3 million budget shortfall this school year. The gap is largely a result of increased personnel costs and falling short of out-of-state student enrollment goals.
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Members of the OSU Coalition of Graduate Employees will vote to ratify the tentative contract agreement over the weekend and go back to work on Monday. -
The state’s public universities and community colleges are calling for increased investment in higher education.
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Graduate workers and educators in Corvallis and Albany are both still on strike, more than a week since they started -
Not enough movement was made at an 11th hour mediation session to prevent a strike, union leadership said.
