It's time for the New York University administration to quit stalling and give us a compensation offer that fixes all four of these problems.

Overheard on campus: three students debating which of three exciting courses to take next semester, and bemoaning they couldn’t fit them all into their schedules. All three were taught by contract faculty!

Today uptown!

Today, and every day, we remember those we’ve lost to violence and recommit to fighting for trans communities.   #TransgenderDayOfRemembrance

Some of our favorite charts that explain New York University.

My Transition Co-chair Lina Khan and First Deputy Mayor Dean Fuleihan joined Starbucks workers on the picket line today because making NYC affordable means an end to unfair labor practices and a living wage for our workers. We are their partners in the fight to live in this city

America’s unions urge Congress to oppose any provision in the National Defense Authorization Act that would ban states from enacting AI safety regulations and guardrails. Leaders should work for working people, not Big Tech. aflcio.org/about/advocacy…

Same, siblings.

Non-tenure track faculty at CUNY have job security and academic freedom through a system of certificates of continuous employment. We thank PSC/CUNY for their support and solidarity standing with us as we fight for our own job security and the academic freedom that comes with it

Say good morning to striking baristas in Buffalo, NY! 11 days into our national ULP strike and we're only getting louder 💪 RT if you stand with baristas and won't buy Starbucks while workers are on ULP strike! #NoContractNoCoffee

I am honored to be on Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani’s Worker Justice transition committee representing UAW. Alongside union leaders, organizers, and advocates, we are going to work hard so Zohran can hit the ground running in January to make life affordable for working families.

You must never cross a picket line.

Starting at 9 this morning we’re retiring to the bargaining room with the New York University administration. Our members demand a contract that brings us to parity with our tenure track colleagues and ends salary discrimination.

Thanks to Washington Square News for telling the story of New York University's academic labor movement in its magazine print edition. It's especially meaningful as we mark the 20th anniversary of the start of the big NYU GSOC|UAW strike this month.

The UAW is known locally for its left-leaning politics and justice-oriented members in academia and legal services. Now two of its rank-and-file members, Dalourny Nemorin and Darializa Avila Chevalier, are mounting Democratic campaigns to the party’s left. thecity.nyc/2025/11/24/avi…

"Our working conditions affect us, but they also affect students," Elisabeth Fay said. "They affectthe classes that you take, the conditions in which you learn—in a workplace like NYU, everybody's fates are kind of connected, right?"

Thrilling to see so many friends on Zohran Kwame Mamdani's transition, including NYU YDSA 🌹's Seb Leon Martinez, UAW Local 7902 member Cea Weaver, our tenured colleague gianpaolo baiocchi, UAW Region 9A director Brandon Mancilla, and our own Eric Goldwyn of Marron Institute. amny.com/new-york/manha…

A very turkey-centric front cover of this November 1974 issue of the UAW's Ammunition magazine. From the union's archives at the Reuther Library WSU 🦃

Funny how the administration that runs NYU Tisch School would listen to the world’s leading filmmakers — and their own faculty — and agree to our commonsense guardrails on AI.

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