Graduate students vote to support faculty association
Today, U of M graduate students announced tentative support to faculty in their ongoing strike with administration.
Today, U of M graduate students announced tentative support to faculty in their ongoing strike with administration.
The administration is fighting for a cause it dare not name and seeks to camouflage behind talk of lack of funds.
“I’m hoping that our stance works alongside the current discussions and we’re able to pressure the negotiations to go quicker” – Tanjit Nagra, UMSU president
A top university should aim to provide the best education possible. Larger class sizes means less one-on-one time with the students.
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“We just saw no flexibility whatsoever, despite the fact that we walked in to that mediation saying that we would agree for the moment to set aside the salary question” – Mark Hudson, UMFA president