Save the date and join ASPSU for Lobby Day on Friday, February 12th at the Capitol!

ASPSU will be offering trainings to better equip students with skills for this event. If you are interested, please sign up in the ASPSU office for the following times:

-Monday, Feb. 8th, 3pm
-Tuesday, Feb. 9th, 2pm
-Thursday, Feb. 11th, 2pm

For questions or concerns, please contact Katie at kamarkey@gmail.com

Come and join us this week for PSU Greek Crush and support ASPSU's Food Pantry to feed hungry students!

PSU's administration is considering restructuring the university as a "publicly-held private corporation." This means that all governance on campus will be centralized under an unelected board of directors that will not be accountable to the students, faculty, or the public. The proposal, as it stands, will most likely result in tuition being raised and departments being cut with no limits in place to protect students.

In this new model, the bottom line would be HIGH PROFITS, not QUALITY EDUCATION.

• Why hasn't the administration sought student or faculty input on the restructuring plan?
• Why is there no tuition cap in place to protect students?
• Why has Oregon funding for higher education declined by 44% in the past 15 years, while funding has increased by 50%?

Read the documents below to find out more, and stop by the ASPSU office in Smith 117 to get involved!

The Frohnmayer Report

Wim Wiewel's White Paper

ASPSU's Corporate Restructuring Factsheet

Contact Rowen Griffith or stop by our office in Smith 117 for more information!