Administration
A new partnership between Employee Health and Well-Being and the American Red Cross will provide ongoing resources, onsite training and volunteer opportunities that deepen our shared commitment to service and community well‑being.
Chancellor Justin Schwartz delivered his annual State of the Campus address on Feb. 10, highlighting the university's 150th anniversary and issuing a call to action for transformative ideas to guide the university's future.
Members of the Boulder Faculty Assembly were updated on the university's integrated marketing and communications plan and the current budget allocation model discussions during the first meeting of the semester on Feb. 5.
The University of Colorado Board of Regents received an overview of the preliminary 2026–27 budget, including tuition and compensation proposals, during its Feb. 5–6 meeting.
The CU Board of Regents Finance Committee advanced multiple campus projects, including a renovation of Farrand Hall, updates to the Housing System Services Center and construction of the National Quantum Nanofabrication Facility.
Provost Ann Stevens is implementing a collaborative leadership model aimed at supporting the College of Arts and Sciences as a "unified entity."
91´«Ã½ Chancellor Justin Schwartz and other representatives from the four CU campuses recently presented capital requests for the 2026–27 fiscal year to the Colorado General Assembly's Capital Development Committee.
Charged with making recommendations for compensation options and strategies, with an emphasis on improving the market competitiveness of faculty salaries, the faculty salary task force has completed its work.
Ongoing efforts surrounding the university's curriculum were front and center during the Boulder Faculty Assembly's final meeting of the semester on Dec. 4.
Chancellor Justin Schwartz announced a new vision to unify international programs and advance its global engagement and impact.