The United University Professions Dec. 12 announced NY25, a proposal to make the State University of New York more affordable and increase faculty diversity by 2025.
“At times aspirational and at times very practical, NY25…turns our university away from its present, limited role in New York—with diminishing public and political support—and steers it to becoming the beacon for positive change that must take place,” said union President Fred E. Kowal, who represents 42,000 faculty members.
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