Participate in PGSU’s affiliation vote!

PGSU seeks to affiliate with a new national union — vote open till July 3 11:59PM ET! PGSU is currently holding a vote on re-affiliating with a national union. All members are eligible to vote. Members should have received further information about the affiliation proposal and voting instructions at their non-institutional email. If you can’t …

PGSU / Princeton Students for Title IX Reform campaign on Prof. Joshua Katz

CW: The following slides and the article linked above contain information about allegations of sexual misconduct. If you need support and would like to talk to us, contact us anytime via our worker support form: tinyurl.com/PUgrievance. You can find an overview of confidential and reporting resources on campus here: https://sexualmisconduct.princeton.edu/resource…/resources). PGSU and Princeton Students for …

Demand that Princeton expand access to COVID services to the broader community!

PGSU is part of a coalition with Princeton Mutual Aid, Princeton Anti-Austerity Coalition, Unidad Latina en Acción NJ, Divest Princeton, and PU Policy Student Government to demand that the university expand access to its COVID health services (that it currently offers to the university-affiliated) to the whole Princeton-area community, including the city of Trenton! Not …

Solidarity with Student Protesters at Boğaziçi University

PGSU stands firmly in solidarity with student protesters at Boğaziçi University in İstanbul in their continued struggle against the Turkish government’s assaults on higher education, police violence, and repression of political dissent. We unconditionally stand with their demands for academic freedom and autonomy. Read our full statement below: https://docs.google.com/…/1soYMBW5L0JQz8RtiaWUW…/edit… Sign a solidarity letter here: https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSc…/viewform

Please submit a comment to DHS AGAINST their cruel proposed ruling!

TLDR: Submit a comment against the new DHS ruling here: http://tinyurl.com/DHSCommentAction Log it here:  For those that were not aware, the Department of Homeland Security has proposed a new ruling that would cruelly target international students. Unfortunately, there has been insufficient communication from the university administration on this proposed ruling. The ruling would: 1) seek to eliminate admission for duration of …

PGSU and grads statement on anti-Black racism and violence from police

In light of the horrific violence against the Black community by the police that has been spotlighted this past week,  we are looking to do what we can as an organization to affirm the Black Lives Matter movement and to support antiracist and anti-police brutality movements nationwide. To this end, PGSU has helped to produce, …

Week of 05/11 admin letters, annotated

It’s past time to submit grades for the semester, but PGSU is going ahead and annotating recent communications by President Chris Eisgruber (05/11) and Dean Sarah-Jane Leslie (05/11)! Take a look below! (Scroll down for full documents) Click here for full annotated letter from Pres. Eisgruber. Click here for full annotated letter from Dean Leslie.

May 1 Day of Action Update

On May 1, PGSU members and Princeton grads – nearly 200 of them – had a Day of Action.   We were able to make 550+ calls to 4 key administrators at Princeton, filling their mailboxes and 7 others afterward! This follows our Stop-The-Clock petition to make a one-year funding extension available to all grads, which garnered nearly 900 signatures from Princeton …

Please sign our open letter to admin to stop the clock

May 1 Update: After the Day of Action of May 1, in which hundreds of grads made hundreds of calls to push for this extension to four key members of the Princeton administration, we are going to be pivoting to more direct forms of action. As such, we are not actively soliciting signatures on this open letter, …

PGSU response petition to Princeton administration regarding COVID-19

Here is our initial statement and petition to the university’s administration. As of 05/01/20, this document is no longer updating, because we are actively working on making a detailed platform for each item and pushing the administration in more direct and concrete ways. Over 600 people, Princeton grads and allies, signed the petition, which was submitted twice …