For 150 years, the University of Colorado has been a hub of discovery, innovation and progress – a place where bold ideas take shape, breakthroughs become real...
The Colorado River is on the brink of collapse because of climate change and overuse of water. Reservoirs supplying water to tens of millions of people in the...
From Sept. 4, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on Government Funding Patch, U.S. Space Academy, Duration of Status...
At their core, the Flatirons are just a bunch of sand and gravel cemented together and shaped over millions of years. To Boulderites, they’re so much more than...
The fall 2026 call for proposals for the CU system Sprint Grant: AI for Teaching & Learning is now open. The grant is focused on improving course outcomes...
From Aug. 31, this monthly update from CU Federal Relations includes information on FY27 Approps, UCCS AFROTC Detachment, Rep. Owens with CU Boulder, Rep...
The University of Colorado’s Excellence in Leadership Program (ELP) welcomed its 26th cohort during a two-day retreat Aug. 6–7 at CU Anschutz. The participants...
Lazy days of summer? Not at CU. In case you missed them, these stories from across our campuses show that the university’s leadership and impact never take a...
CU Innovation Day , set for Sept. 14, brings together innovators, entrepreneurs, artists, researchers and leaders from across CU and Colorado to celebrate CU’s...
A scientific quest to build more accurate clocks, faster computers and new sensors to detect the faintest signs of disease and disaster is getting a $37.5...
From Aug. 21, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on CU Title VI and Fulbright-Hays Comments, ED Accreditation Proposed Rule...
The University of Colorado’s 2026 Presidential Outreach Tour traveled last week to southwest Colorado, bringing CU President Todd Saliman and Regents Ilana...
Launched earlier this year, the CU system Artificial Intelligence (AI) Sprint Grant: AI for Teaching & Learning is focused on improving course outcomes...
This year’s Annual Leave Certification process runs through Aug. 31. This process helps to ensure all University of Colorado employees’ leave balances are...
CU Boulder last weej celebrated the opening of Code Talker Hall, marking the addition of a new 332-bed residence hall designed for non-first-year undergraduate...
From Aug. 14, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on Senate CR and UG Delay, DOJ In-State Tuition Lawsuits, DOJ Harvard...
With today’s issue, CU Connections resumes its regular weekly publication schedule for the 2026-27 academic year. New editions are scheduled for publication...
Stepping up at a critical moment for biomedical researchers who are reliant on government funding, the Boettcher Foundation is providing timely support to...
The University of Colorado on Monday announced that three of its campuses have received $6.75 million in grants from the Reisher Scholars Program at The Denver...
CU Innovation Day, in partnership with Colorado Startup Week, returns Monday, Sept. 14, at the History Colorado Center in Denver. The annual event brings...
The Office of Academic Affairs is announcing the call for nominations of President’s Teaching Scholars for 2026-27. President’s Teaching Scholars: The...
The Office of Academic Affairs and the Open CU Initiative Committee are accepting nominations for the annual Open Educational Resources (OER) Champions awards.
Wildfires in Colorado have scorched more than 242,000 acres of land, more than twice the size of Denver, as of late July, surpassing the state’s average annual...
From July 31, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on HHS High-Risk Research Policy, ED Title VI Rule, DOJ Updated Disability...
Applications for the University of Colorado’s Tuition Assistance Benefit (TAB) for the fall 2026 semester open Aug. 1. This benefit supports CU faculty, staff...
