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New Congress Worries Adjuncts

By Maureen Tabet December 5, 2014

After the November midterm elections left the Republican Party firmly in control of both the House and the Senate, the change in power could halt the unionization of adjunct professors around the country,...

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A Next Step for DC Adjuncts

By The Editorial Board April 1, 2014

Adjunct faculty in Washington, D.C., organized through the Service Employees International Union made major progress in an attempt to create a much-needed common labor agreement. At the national town...

Adjunct Union Pursues Contracts

By Sam Abrams September 27, 2013

Following the successful unionization of Georgetown’s adjunct professors in May, the Services Employees International Union Local 500 union has been working with the university to develop a revised contract...

Adjunct Union Extends Reach

By Mallika Sen April 26, 2013

While Georgetown’s adjunct professors are in the midst of voting on unionization, the organization seeking to represent them, Service Employees International Union, is gearing up to target higher education...

Adjunct Role Merits Fair Compensation

By Kate Rosenberg and Anne Davis April 26, 2013

Most Georgetown students have probably given thought to a labor issue at some point in their lives. Perhaps you make an effort to buy fair-trade coffee, or maybe you have done economics homework on the...

A Right to Know

By The Editorial Board September 3, 2010

Navigating the murky waters of pre-registration has become clearer with the advent of MyAccess. The system still falls short, however, during the period between pre-registration and the start of the semester. yAccess...

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