So far this year, KU has siphoned $27 million out of classroom budgets even while raising tuition by 6.5%--a whopping 11.8% since 2020 for out-of state students, and 11.5% for in-state students. Now, KU is refusing to pay faculty and academic staff a fair wage, forcing faculty to struggle for resources needed to deliver a strong public higher education. Students and Kansas families, taxpayers, and community members deserve better. Where is your money going? Not to education.

KU faculty and academic staff are fighting for a strong union contract that prioritizes public higher education. Tell Chancellor Girod: Stop union busting! Support KU students and faculty NOW.