TAUP – The Temple News

New TAUP leadership shares plans for upcoming academic year

02 July 2021 Fallon Roth and Micah Zimmerman

The faculty union will focus on uplifting faculty voices and campaigning against budget cuts.

Temple’s COVID-19 testing optional for faculty on campus

02 February 2021 Jack Danz

The university will not notify professors if a student tests positive for COVID-19 in their class unless they are a close contact.

Temple Board of Trustees ratifies TAUP contract, approves renovations

18 December 2019 Colin Evans

The Board also approved changes to several academic programs in the university.

TAUP votes to ratify four-year faculty contract

15 December 2019 Hal Conte

The deal was backed by 95 percent of union members who cast ballots.

Temple University, faculty union reach tentative agreement

27 November 2019 Colin Evans

Members of the union will vote on ratifying the contract next week.

Temple faculty union, administration make headway on adjunct job security

01 November 2019 Colin Evans

Temple Association of University Professionals will consider a university proposal on health care before negotiations continue next week.

Temple faculty and administration make progress on contract

22 October 2019 Colin Evans

The two sides will meet again today and Thursday to continue negotiations. The current faculty contract expired on Oct. 15.

Temple faculty, students rally before faculty contracts lapse

16 October 2019 Lakota Matson

The rally outside of Charles Library on Tuesday attracted local legislators and members of other unions as well.

Temple faculty union to negotiate child care benefits

01 November 2018 Claudia Estrada

The Temple Association of University Professionals wants the university to provide on-campus daycare and expand benefits to adjunct professors and student parents.

Anti-stadium town hall draws more than 100 residents, students

02 March 2018 Matt McCann

University President Richard Englert, Board of Trustees Chairman Patrick O’Connor and Philadelphia City Council President Darrell Clarke were invited to the town hall, but did not attend.