Upcoming Events

05.30.2025 to 05.31.2025

AAUP National Office

555 New Jersey Ave NW

Washington DC 20001

A meeting of the AAUP's Committee A on Academic Freedom and Tenure. 

06.09.2025

Join us for a critical town hall where we’ll dig into how we build real power in this moment—organizing in the streets, developing political leadership, and winning legislative and electoral fights.

06.20.2025 to 06.21.2025

A meeting of the AAUP's national Council. To be held over Zoom.

07.17.2025 to 07.20.2025

The 2025 Summer Institute presents a crucial opportunity for AFT and AAUP members to learn how to fight back while continuing to advance our shared vision for higher education that serves our students and our communities, drives our regional and national economies, and is truly affordable and accessible to all. We are bringing the Summer Institute to Morehouse College, a historically Black institution, in order to emphasize our continued commitments to racial equity, highlight the ongoing and meaningful role that HBIs play in the realization of our national democratic ideals, and recognize the organizing being done by scholars of color.

09.12.2025 to 09.13.2025

A meeting of the AAUP's national Council. To be held over Zoom.

10.24.2025 to 10.25.2025

AAUP National Office

555 New Jersey Ave NW

Washington DC 20001

A meeting of the AAUP's Committee A on Academic Freedom and Tenure.

11.14.2025 to 11.15.2025

A meeting of the AAUP's national Council. To be held at the AAUP's Washington, DC, office.

03.13.2026 to 03.14.2026

A meeting of the AAUP's national Council. To be held in person, location to be determined.

05.29.2026 to 05.30.2026

AAUP National Office

555 New Jersey Ave NW

Washington DC 20001

A meeting of the AAUP's Committee A on Academic Freedom and Tenure.

06.11.2026 to 06.14.2026

The Biennial Association Meeting is the formal business meeting of the AAUP. Under the AAUP Constitution, it is held in even-numbered years except when prevented by war or national emergency. The meeting is attended by delegates elected by chapters and sections. AAUP members who are not delegates may attend the meeting but do not have a vote or a formal role in the meeting. The purposes of the meeting are established by the AAUP Constitution and include electing AAUP officers and Council members, voting on amendments to the Constitution, expressing the AAUP’s views on professional matters, voting on proposals and resolutions, and acting on recommendations presented to it by Council.