Pandemic Resources: Academe Articles

The following articles published in Academe, the Magazine of the AAUP, address aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Opinions expressed in Academe’s contributed feature articles and reviews are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the policies of the AAUP.

• Austerity, Labor Exploitation, and the Academic Stretch-Out. By Jill Penn. Fall 2022.
• Organizing Faculty through Budget Activism. By François Furtenberg and Naveeda Khan. Fall 2022.
• Shared Governance Unionism and the Fight against Austerity in the Age of COVID-19. By Johanna Foster and Marina Vujnovic. Winter 2022.
• Solidarity in the Apocalypse. By Kathryn Wichelns. Winter 2022.
• Challenges and Possibilities at HBCUs after the COVID-19 Pandemic. By Beverly Guy-Sheftall and Kimberly M. Jackson. Spring 2021. 
• Reclaiming Paul Robeson in the Time of COVID-19. By Donna Murch and Todd Wolfson. Spring 2021.
• State of the Profession: Twin Crises. By Michael Bérubé and Michael DeCesare. Spring 2021.
• Now What? Adding Accessibility Midstream. By Martina Svyantek, Scott D. Dexter, and Ashley Shew. Winter 2021.
• Reflections on Faculty Life in a Pandemic. By Various Authors. Fall 2020.
• The Necroliberal University. By Benjamin Balthaser and Bill V. Mullen. Fall 2020.
• COVID-19, Academic Mothers, and Opportunities for the Academy. By Mary A. Hermann and Cheryl Neale-McFall. Fall 2020.
• For a Reparative University. By Michael Meranze. Fall 2020.
• A Marshall Plan for Rebuilding Higher Education. By Jeffrey Sommers, Mark Blyth, James Galbraith, and Luz Sosa. Fall 2020.