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AAU Technology Transfer working group proposes steps universities can take to better align policies and practices with the public interest.
Six higher education associations support tailored legislation to combat patent trolls, say provisions of innovation act would debilitate U.S. patent system.
The social sciences and humanities are indispensable to understanding and addressing contemporary global challenges and to grasping emerging opportunities.
Reply to Chairman Smith’s response to the AAU statement on the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee’s inquiries into NSF research grants.
We are troubled by these inquiries and urge the Committee to recognize how this ill-defined investigation will harm the scientific enterprise we all support.
Higher education and library organizations released a joint set of Net Neutrality Principles they recommend form the basis of an upcoming Federal Communications Commission (FCC) decision to protect the openness of the Internet.
AAU President's statement on congressional approval of the Digital Accountability and Transparency (DATA) Act.
A statement by the AAU on the FIRST Act, which was introduced today in the House of Representatives.
Six organizations write to commend Chairman Leahy and co-sponsors Senators Lee, Whitehouse, and Klobuchar for introducing legislation effectively focused on curbing abusive patent litigation practices while preserving the ability of patent holders effectively to enforce their patent rights. 
AAU issues statement on the Bipartisan Budget Act, expressing hope that Congress will approve the measure and enact appropriations bills that restore vital funding for research and higher education.