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    COCC faculty union reaches tentative agreement, strike averted●We did it! An incredible agreement! Union strong! https://www. centraloregondaily.com/news/lo cal/cocc-faculty-union-tenMmastodonBusinessLabor281 d ago

    Faculty at Central Oregon Community College have reached a tentative agreement with the college administration, averting a threatened strike. Union members and supporters are celebrating the deal online, sharing the news with messages of solidarity like 'Union strong.' The agreement ends a dispute between faculty and administration, though full details of the terms have not been widely reported yet.

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    Union College joins NSF Innovation Corps regional hub▼Union joins National Science Foundation’s Innovation Corps regional hub✉newsScience21 min ago

    Union College has joined the National Science Foundation's Innovation Corps regional hub, a program that helps researchers and students turn scientific discoveries into startups and commercial products. The partnership connects the college to a wider regional network offering entrepreneurship training, mentorship and funding pathways for science-based innovation.

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    City Colleges of Chicago union sets October 19 strike deadline▼City Colleges of Chicago teachers, staff union announces Oct. 19 strike deadline amid contract dispute✉newsBusinessLabor5 d ago

    The union representing teachers and staff at City Colleges of Chicago has announced an October 19 strike deadline amid an ongoing contract dispute with the college system. The deadline sets the stage for a potential walkout at Chicago's network of community colleges unless negotiators reach agreement on a new contract before then.

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    Art Gallery Explores Path From Inspiration To Curation▼Art Gallery’s Inspiration To Curation✉newsCultureArt2 h ago

    El Camino College's student newspaper The Union has published a piece examining how an art gallery moves from initial inspiration to final curation. The article traces the decisions behind assembling an exhibition, from selecting works to arranging them for visitors. It offers a behind-the-scenes look at the curatorial process at the campus gallery.

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    Union Women's Golf Ends Fall Season Strong at Wesleyan▼Women's Golf Closes Fall Season Strong at Wesleyan✉newsSportGolf2 d ago

    Union College's women's golf team closed out its fall season with a strong performance at a tournament hosted at Wesleyan, according to an announcement from Union College Athletics. The result wraps up the team's fall schedule on a positive note as it looks ahead to spring competition. Details on finishes and scores were not provided.

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    Skilled Trades Workers Highlight Benefits of Union Careers●Trade Up: Skilled trades workers explain benefits of union careers✉newsBusinessLabor16 h ago

    A new report out of Jacksonville focuses on skilled trades workers who describe the advantages of pursuing union careers. Workers point to the value of apprenticeship routes into well-paid work in fields like electrical, plumbing and construction, at a time when demand for tradespeople remains strong and many young people are weighing alternatives to four-year degrees.

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    Ichabod Crane graduate leads Hartwick women's tennis title push▼Ichabod Crane grad Lantzy leading title charge for Hartwick women's tennis✉newsSportTennis1 d ago

    An Ichabod Crane graduate, Lantzy, is leading Hartwick College's women's tennis team in its bid for a conference title. The Times Union highlighted her role in the team's championship charge, drawing attention to the former high school standout's impact at the college level.

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    COCC faculty and administration reach tentative deal, strike averted▼‘Life-changing’: COCC faculty, administration reach tentative agreement, averting strike✉newsBusinessLabor2 d ago

    Faculty and administration at Central Oregon Community College have reached a tentative agreement, avoiding a planned strike. Union representatives described the deal as potentially 'life-changing' for instructors, though details of the terms have not been released. The agreement follows negotiations between the faculty union and college administration over working conditions and compensation.

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    Union College Men's Tennis Wins Twice to Claim Garnet Cup▼Men's Tennis Earns Two Victories to Secure Garnet Cup✉newsSportTennis4 d ago

    Union College's men's tennis team secured the Garnet Cup after winning two matches, according to the college's athletics announcement. The Garnet Cup is a rivalry trophy contested between Union College and Skidmore College, so the two victories delivered the title to Union in the annual series. It marks a notable achievement for the program and its players this season.

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    COCC and faculty union reach tentative agreement, strike averted▼COCC and faculty union reach tentative agreement, avoiding strike✉newsBusinessLabor4 d ago

    Central Oregon Community College and its faculty union have reached a tentative agreement, averting a planned strike. The deal ends negotiations between the two sides, and details are expected to be shared as ratification moves forward. Classes and campus operations are set to continue without disruption, bringing relief to students and staff who had been bracing for a walkout.

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    COCC faculty reach tentative contract deal, averting strike▼COCC faculty reach tentative contract agreement, avoiding Monday strike✉newsBusinessLabor2 d ago

    Faculty at Central Oregon Community College have reached a tentative contract agreement, averting a strike that had been set to begin Monday. The deal ends negotiations that had threatened to disrupt classes, though details of the agreement and a ratification vote by union members have not yet been announced.

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    UMass Lowell partners with Workers Credit Union for jersey patches●UMass Lowell Athletics Announces Jersey Patch Partnership with Workers Credit Union✉newsBusinessLabor1 d ago

    UMass Lowell Athletics has announced a jersey patch partnership with Workers Credit Union. The deal puts the credit union's branding on UMass Lowell athletic uniforms. No further details about the agreement's length, value, or which teams are included have been released so far.

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    Union Women's Tennis Competes at ITA Northeast Regionals▼Women's Tennis Competes at ITA Northeast Regionals✉newsSportTennis5 d ago

    Union College's women's tennis team is taking part in the ITA Northeast Regionals, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association's regional championship tournament. The event brings together college players from across the Northeast competing for a place in the national ITA championships. No match results or player performances have been reported so far.

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    Faculty and staff at City Colleges of Chicago have set an October 19 strike date, raising the prospect of classes being disrupted across the system's seven community colleges. The move signals stalled contract negotiations between the faculty union and the college administration over pay, staffing and working conditions. Students and staff across Chicago are watching closely for any last-minute deal that could avert the walkout.

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    Central Oregon faculty accept raises, calling them 'life changing'●"Life changing" raises: COCC faculty deal heads off Monday strike✉newsBusinessLabor2 d ago

    Faculty at Central Oregon Community College have reached an agreement on raises described as "life changing," averting a strike that had been set to begin Monday. The deal ends a labor dispute over pay between the faculty union and the college administration. The settlement is being highlighted as a significant win for faculty compensation.

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    College Sports Bill Would Give NCAA Leverage Over Unions●College Sports Bill Gives NCAA Increased Leverage Over Unions✉newsSportSports3 d ago

    A proposed college sports bill would increase the NCAA's leverage over athlete unions, according to Bloomberg Law coverage. The legislation comes amid ongoing debates over whether college athletes should be treated as employees with collective bargaining rights. Observers say the measure could weaken athletes' ability to unionize and reshape the balance of power in collegiate athletics.

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    City Colleges of Chicago faculty and staff to strike Oct. 19▼‘We need something that moves us forward’: City Colleges of Chicago faculty and staff to strike Oct. 19✉newsBusinessLabor6 d ago

    Faculty and staff across the City Colleges of Chicago are set to walk off the job on October 19 amid stalled contract negotiations. Union leaders say members are demanding better pay and working conditions, with one stating, 'We need something that moves us forward.' A strike would disrupt classes at the seven-community-college system serving tens of thousands of students across Chicago.

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    Royal College of Nursing cuts ties with Israeli drug company●Royal College of Nursing cuts ties with Israeli drug company https://www. theguardian.com/society/2026/o ct/02/royal-colMmastodonHealth26 d ago

    The Royal College of Nursing has ended its relationship with an Israeli pharmaceutical company, according to a Guardian report. The move places the UK's largest nursing union in the middle of ongoing debates over boycotts linked to Israel and the Palestine conflict, and is drawing attention across health and political circles online.

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    What's the plan if COCC faculty strike Monday?▼What’s the plan if COCC faculty strike Monday?✉newsBusinessLabor6 d ago

    Faculty at Central Oregon Community College in Bend are threatening to go on strike Monday, prompting questions about how the campus will operate if the walkout proceeds. The college and its faculty union are working to resolve their dispute, and students and staff are awaiting details on contingency plans for classes and services.

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    Columnist backs Protect College Sports act as right move●Nick Canepa: Protect College Sports act a step in the right direction✉newsSportSports4 d ago

    San Diego Union-Tribune columnist Nick Canepa argues that the proposed Protect College Sports act is a step in the right direction. The bill, debated amid ongoing disputes over athlete pay, name-image-likeness rules and the future of the NCAA, is drawing attention from sports commentators. Canepa's endorsement adds a prominent local voice to the conversation about federal involvement in college athletics.

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    Higher Education and Union Power in Focus▼Higher Education and Union Power✉newsLifeEducation6 d ago

    The California Teachers Association is highlighting the link between higher education and union power, drawing attention to organized labor's role in shaping colleges and universities. The discussion touches on how faculty and staff unions influence working conditions, academic policy, and the broader future of public education in California and beyond.

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    Royal College of Nursing cuts ties with Teva UK●Royal College of Nursing cuts ties with Israeli drug company By Denis Campbell Britain’s nursing union axes Teva UK as cMmastodonHealth16 d ago

    Britain's Royal College of Nursing has ended its commercial partnership with Teva UK, the British arm of Israeli drugmaker Teva. The union said the decision followed the company's links to Israel's military and concerns over its corporate track record. The move adds to pressure on firms with Israeli ties amid the ongoing conflict.

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    Royal College of Nursing cuts ties with Israeli drug firm Teva●Royal College of Nursing cuts ties with Israeli drug company | Health | The Guardian https://www. theguardian.com/societMmastodonWarMiddle East36 d ago

    Britain's Royal College of Nursing has ended its commercial partnership with Teva UK, the British arm of the Israeli pharmaceutical giant, the Guardian reports. The nursing union axed the deal over Teva's links to Israel, adding to a growing wave of organisations distancing themselves from Israeli companies amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

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    Penn State Earth and Mineral Sciences faculty honored by AGU●Earth and Mineral Sciences faculty recognized by American Geophysical Union✉newsScience6 d ago

    Faculty members of Penn State's College of Earth and Mineral Sciences have been recognized by the American Geophysical Union, one of the leading professional bodies in the geosciences. The university announced the honors, which highlight the college's research standing in earth, atmospheric and environmental sciences. AGU recognition is considered a significant professional distinction, and university communities typically congratulate awardees when announcements are made.