State University of New York
Coverage of State University of New York in the Nexus archive.
- New SUNY/UUP deal sets raises and AI protections
Employees at the State University of New York approved a new five-year labor contract featuring annual raises and landmark workplace protections against artificial intelligence.
- Some schools are extending admissions for students unenrolled by Howard University
Howard University notified 502 first-time-in-college students their spots for the upcoming semester were no longer held due to missed enrollment deadlines and financial obligations. Other institutions, including the University of the District of Columbia and New York's SUNY/CUNY systems, are extending admissions and offering financial support to affected students.
- Planned Bronx Charter School Draws Lawsuit From Teachers Unions
Teachers unions sued Success Academy, New York City's largest charter network, over transferring a charter to CEO Eva Moskowitz's husband, Eric Grannis, to open Strive Charter School in the South Bronx. Unions argue the move violates the state's charter cap law, while Grannis claims the school addresses working families' needs with extended hours.
- Teachers unions sue to block Success Academy from transferring charter to Eva Moskowitz’s husband
Teachers unions sued to block Success Academy from transferring a charter to CEO Eva Moskowitz's husband, who plans to open Strive Charter School in the South Bronx. The unions argue the transfer violates New York's charter school cap, while supporters claim it offers expanded educational options.