Meet Our Bargaining Committee! Lily is a scholar, poet, and teacher who is currently working on her dissertation about the revolutionary legacy of Grace Lee Boggs and the power of radical pedagogy. Lily also works as one of our Organizing Coordinators!

More information about your rights can be found in our contracts linked in bio! If you have any questions about how to calculate your time off or if you have had any issues communicating with your supervisor about your time off, email us at [email protected]!

To read our article proposals, previous bargaining updates, and to sign up to observe future bargaining sessions, visit our website linked in bio!

Did you know that UConn has been applying double standards and suppressing free speech on campus? Just a few of the things UConn has done over the last few years to limit students, faculty, and grads ability to organize, rally, and even make music!

To read our article proposals, previous bargaining updates, and to sign up to observe future bargaining sessions, visit our website linked in bio!

Join us next Wednesday, December 3, for our first Cocoa and Conversation event! Enjoy hot chocolate and warm conversation. We look forward to seeing you there!

Meet Our Bargaining Committee! Alex is a fourth-year biomedical engineering PhD student researching laser fabrication of neurostimulation devices. Outside of the union and work, they're learning how to play the bass, have a growing pin collection, and are a cancer survivor!

DM us on how to join our academic freedom working group, where members have a say in what we are bargaining for in our next contract! Check the link in bio for our most recent bargaining update on how we are fighting for all GA's to work without fear or censorship!

Join us this week! Last year, the university approved to increase fees for GAs for the 2025-26 academic year by 13%. This year, we continue to fight against fees as we bargain for a fair contract! The link to join virtually can be found in bio!

See our full bargaining update from November 10, 2025 in the link in our bio!

Meet Our Bargaining Committee! Anika first became involved with the union as a steward in Fall 2023. They are passionate about making sure that graduate workers are recognized for their contributions and that they are supported during their time at UConn!

See our full bargaining update from October 27, 2025 in the link in our bio!

Yesterday we hosted our union’s first Fall Festival! Festivities included bargaining bingo, pumpkin painting, lawn games, and arts and crafts. We enjoyed pastries, cider, and plenty of solidarity with our fellow workers!

Last Friday, we delivered a petition to UConn admin signed by graduate workers in virtually all departments calling for transparency in bargaining. In a time when higher education is under attack, it is time for UConn to commit to transparency and open communication with the public.

Join our union this Thursday at the Student Union lawn for fall festivities (rain location: SU 104)! Have some fun and relax with bargaining bingo, pumpkin painting, lawn games, and arts and crafts. Bring your lunch and a friend, we'll have the cider and pastries!

Meet Our Bargaining Committee! Marcus has been active in the union since the first monthly membership meeting of his first semester at UConn! He is a part of the organizing committee and helped launch the research committee! In the past, he has also served as Financial Secretary.

Join us 12:00 PM Friday, 10/17 at Gulley Hall to deliver our petition to UConn admin calling for democratic transparency in contract negotiations. When democracy and higher education are under attack, CT's flagship public university should commit to transparent negotiations!

Had a great time connecting with graduate workers at our coffee hour earlier this week before our third bargaining session! Energized by the conversations and solidarity as we keep moving forward together.

Meet Our Bargaining Committee! Alex was inspired to run for Vice President because he believes in the strength and resiliency of organized workplaces. He is passionate about labor organizing and believes the GEU is the best tool we have to win and protect strong rights!

October Organizing is in full swing! We’ve got a packed month ahead with multiple bargaining sessions, a membership meeting and a fall festival you won’t want to miss! First up: our BBQ for bargaining event tomorrow! RSVP in the link in our bio! Let’s catch a good contract!

We’re tailgating! This Saturday, join us at our BBQ for bargaining! Tickets for the game open today, so make sure to reserve them soon! Let us know you are coming by RSVPing at: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Bargaining Session Round Two! We are carrying the energy from our kickoff rally into our next bargaining session this Monday! Show your union pride by wearing your union T-shirt on Monday and stop by Fairfield Way from 9–11 AM for coffee and pastries to start the day strong!

Meet Our Bargaining Committee! Grace started organizing with the union her first year as a PhD student because she was inspired to see what a difference a union could make for GAs and Postdocs at UConn. Since then, she has been a steward, staff organizer, and now our president for multiple years!

Last week, we held our annual Ice Cream Social to celebrate both the start of the semester and the beginning of bargaining! It was sweet to see so many GAs and Postdocs come out and connect!

Last week, our Bargaining Committee kicked off our first bargaining session of the semester! We’re proud to have such a strong, interdisciplinary team at the table, fighting for a fair contract that reflects the value of ALL our members. Stay tuned - we’re just getting started!

These cuts will shut down promising medical breakthroughs, slam the brakes on clinical trials, destroy jobs, and gut university research programs where thousands of UAW members across the country work every day to advance life-saving discoveries.

The Trump administration’s decision to slash NIH funding is a gut punch to scientific progress, economic growth, and the fight against deadly diseases. Cutting research on cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and Alzheimer’s isn’t "efficient”—it’s economically reckless and inhumane.

Graduate students keep UConn running – grads and postdocs have the right to membership of the Graduate Employee and Postdoc Union. Here are reasons you should #chooseUnion 🧵

Learn more about UConn GEU-UAW 6950 on our website! www.uconngradunion.org You can find useful information including current events in our union, our current union contracts, resources, and more!