tugsa - The Temple News

Temple’s faculty union and graduate student union have both shown support as the newly-assembled resident assistants union remains in limbo.

At least six students will receive around $30,000 each for working as graduate student workers without TUGSA’s contract benefits.

The event featured speakers from fellow Temple unions and current RAs displeased with their treatment from administration.

A student argues that classes affected by the TUGSA strike should be offered a credit/no credit grading option.

The vote comes after TUGSA and the university reached a second tentative agreement on March 10.

News outlets have covered Temple’s safety challenges and response to TUSGA’s strike.

Some of TUGSA’s members believe that marginalized voices aren’t being heard.

More than 92 percent of TUGSA members voted against the tentative agreement with the university.

TUGSA will present the deal to its membership for ratification in the coming days.

Hundreds of undergraduates and TUGSA members marched down Broad as their strike entered its third week.