from nyc to paris, @GWCUAW will #CUonStrike all over the world! liberté, égalité, solidarité

Over 3,000 Columbia University grad student workers are 10 days into a strike for their union’s first contract. “This university does not work without graduate students,” said @GWCUAW's Kevin Windhauser. “Acknowledging our union is acknowledging that.”

What's up we are back

Columbia graduate workers are back on strike in defiance of a "strike pause" undemocratically called by the Bargaining Committee.

AND THIS AT ONE OF THE WEALTHIEST ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS IN THE WORLD. PAY US Columbia University #CUOnStrike #AcademicChatter #gradstudentappreciationweek #AcademicTwitter

"The university’s leadership had been very publicly caught with its hand in the cookie jar." 🍪🍪🍪 Faculty @columbia take heed. Columbia UniversitySpec Columbia YDSA @GWCUAW chronicle.com/article/the-er…

The graduate workers of the Department of Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies have released a statement

For background on the strike, and why we are continuing the strike, see this piece thefilemag.org/inside-the-col…

Why strike now while we are in mediation? #striketowin

We have enough leverage to win. In fact, striking is the ONLY way we can win. #striketowin

FAQ: What about the strike pause?

ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE TUITION STRIKE! Columbia announced that they will take action on our demand for increased financial aid, to the amount of $1.4 billion. No matter what the admin says, we know this wouldn’t have happened without thousands of students' collective action.

We've got a website! Visit here to get connected and learn more about our ongoing strike. #cuonstrike #striketowin columbiagradstrike.com

"How do we become something other than what we are?"💛Join us this Friday for Columbia Grad Strike STRIKE BOOK CLUB Books to read Human Strike by Claire Fontaine w/ the inimitable Danny McKinney. ALL WELCOME @GWCUAW workers, others @columbia, comrades far & wide. Bring selves, pets, lunch.

Statement signed by 92 graduate language instructors at Columbia on their intention to vote down any contract that does not meet the unit's original baseline demands