While students face tuition increases and professors walk picket lines over salary beefs, state education officials gave raises yesterday to top executives. The California State University's presidents and five top administrators, got 4 percent salary boosts from the system's trustees, raising their pay to between $239,000 and $377,000 annually. (January 24, 2007. San Diego Union Tribune.)

Twenty-eight of the California State University system's highest-paid executives are in line for another pay raise this week -- just days after students learned they could face a 10 percent tuition increase next fall.

Contract approved by all bargaining units and CSU Trustees. Here's a joint news release. Download the Adobe PDF version.

The Governor's Budget supports a total compensation package of 4.25%, which is 1% less than the 5.25% package we negotiated for FY 07/08.

Faculty wants new parking structure to be open for all. From the State Hornet, October 25, 2006. Includes quotes from CSUEU President Pat Gantt.