The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

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CSU and CFA Mediation Unsuccessful

Nicollette Ashtiani October 8, 2015
Both sides have not budged on their salary proposals ahead of a faculty strike vote later this month.
Professor Antonio lecturing.

CSU and CFA salary negotiation reaches final stages

Nicollette Ashtiani October 6, 2015
Cal State faculty may go on strike if a vote is approved and their proposed salary compensation is not met.
Photo credit: Daniel Shin

Seven things to know about the CFA/CSU salary negotiations

Nicollette Ashtiani September 30, 2015
The CSU and the faculty union are scheduled to meet for a final round of negotiations on Oct. 8
Illustration by Julienne Shih / Illustrator

You can choose the state, but the state chooses no one

Armen Aghabekov September 21, 2015
When moving to the state of California, leave your prejudices behind.

Race to the Bottom: California Faculty Association publishes series to highlight professors stagnant salaries

Branden Navarro March 24, 2015
The California Faculty Association announces a plan to publish a series of papers which highlight professors stagnant salaries and the effect it has on the CSU mission.
File Photo / The Sundial

CSU managers’ salaries ‘prioritized’ over teachers’, report finds

City News Service March 24, 2015

LONG BEACH (CNS) - Over the past decade, the California State University system increased its spending on managers and supervisors by 48 percent, while spending on teachers grew by just 25 percent, according...

Students for Quality Education protest an increase of the student success fee in front of the CSU Office of the Chancellor. The CSU Board heard information on the benefits and drawbacks of the fees which are meant to provide funding for student services but are tagged onto student tuition. Photo Credit: Manny D. Araujo/ The Sundial

Students protest student success fees at CSU Board of Trustees

Manny D. Araujo November 13, 2014

  Chants from the Students for Quality Education (SQE) rang on the back walls of the conference room at the Cal State Office of the Chancellor for more than five hours on Thursday as officials...

CSU Board of Trustees ratifies budget contract

Jonathan R. Diaz November 12, 2014

Faculty at CSUN will receive an immediate raise following the decision of the California State University Board of Trustees to ratify the collective bargaining contract put before them. The decision...

CSU Board of Trustees ratifies CFA budget contract

Manny D. Araujo November 12, 2014

The California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees voted to ratify the budget contract Wednesday afternoon, which was put forward by the California Faculty Association (CFA). The new contract will...

CFA votes to ratify bargaining agreement with CSU

Alex Vejar November 10, 2014

>>CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the CSU Board of Trustees set to vote on the CFA agreement on Nov. 13, rather than Nov. 12. The tentative agreement between the...

Professor Nate Thomas,  from the Cinema & TV Arts Department is the Northridge CFA representative.

California Faculty Association, CSU negotiations moving forward

Devan Patel February 10, 2014

Despite Gov. Jerry Brown failing to meet the CSU system’s budget request for the 2014-15 academic year, the relationship between the California Faculty Association (CFA) and representatives of the...

Governor Jerry Brown is surrounded by the media while answering questions about past budgets. Brown has recently proposed a $142.2 million budget for the California State Universities in a meeting in Long Beach, Calif. FILE PHOTO / Daily Sundial

CSU budget proposed, less money given than requested

Pete D. Camarillo February 3, 2014

Governor Jerry Brown proposed an annual budget on Jan. 9 allocating the CSU system an additional $142 million in state funding for the 2014-15 academic year. The larger allocation is part of the governor’s...

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