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Invest in your health and your future: Enroll in an HSA Oct. 12–23

Invest in your health and your future

CU’s annual HSA Open Enrollment runs from 8 a.m. MT Monday, Oct. 12, to 5 p.m. MT Friday, Oct. 23. This is a great time to examine your savings and make any...
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Kurt Vogel, Jan Hall, Jun Ye, and Scott Davis at the CU Physics PhD Centenary Celebration

Jun Ye named 2026 Wolf Prize laureate in Physics

Jun Ye, fellow of NIST and JILA and Monroe Endowed Professor of Physics at the University of Colorado Boulder, has won the 2026 Wolf Prize in Physics along...
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CU Systemwide AI Committee launches

In keeping with new administrative policy which took effect on Aug. 24, the CU Systemwide AI committee is expected to hold its first meeting in October. AI...
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CU Anschutz Pushes the Limits With ‘Dreamers Never Quit’

New ad celebrates the persistence behind progress
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As AI Changes the Workplace, CU Denver Prepares Students to Navigate What Comes Next

Across industries, artificial intelligence is changing the skills graduates will need on the job. CU Denver is responding by meeting the moment.
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UCCS Chancellor Sobanet to retire in June 2027

University of Colorado Colorado Springs Chancellor Jennifer Sobanet announced yesterday that she will retire at the end of her contract in June 2027.
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State of UCCS outlines focused vision for campus’ future

Campus eliminates undergraduate application fee for all Colorado residents.
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5 things to know about sustainability at CU Boulder

Sustainability has deep roots at CU Boulder. In 1951, the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research (INSTAAR) became the first research center founded at CU...
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Federal update: Recission package, Protect College Sports Act, Title IX regulations, more

From Oct. 2, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on White House’s recission package, Senate passage of the Protect College...
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AB Nexus awards $825,000 to five CU Anschutz-CU Boulder research teams

AB Nexus awards $825,000 to five CU Anschutz-CU Boulder research teams

AB Nexus has awarded $825,000 to five research teams from CU Anschutz and CU Boulder for interdisciplinary projects focused on human health. The 2026 projects...
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Mortenson family gift strengthens global engineering education and community impact at CU Boulder

Mortenson family gift strengthens global engineering education and community impact at CU Boulder

Around the world, access to safe water, reliable infrastructure and sustainable resources can shape lives. At CU Boulder, the Mortenson Center in Global...
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College of Education hosts weeklong workshop for new teachers

Continuing a strong partnership between UCCS and local school districts, the College of Education (COE) held a forty-hour New Teacher Summer Camp to support...
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Ask an expert: Why don’t people react to emergency warnings?

If you’ve ever received an emergency alert warning and didn’t act immediately, there may be a reason for that. CU Denver Department of Communication Chair and...
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CU Anschutz researchers test drones as a new way to deliver blood products in emergencies

CU Anschutz researchers are studying whether drones can deliver freeze-dried plasma to critically injured patients when getting to a hospital quickly isn’t...
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Federal update: Reinstatement of H-1B fee and H-1B program integrity executive order by White House, more

From Sept. 25, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on Reinstatement of H-1B Fee and H-1B Program Integrity EO by White House...
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Note from the editor: Thank you for connecting

Dear readers, Today’s issue of CU Connections is my last. After 17 years, I am retiring from the University of Colorado. The Faculty and Staff Newsletter, as...
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$50 million gift will accelerate growth of CU Anschutz Cerebrospinal Fluid Leak Program

$50 million gift will accelerate growth of CU Anschutz Cerebrospinal Fluid Leak Program

CU Anschutz has received an anonymous $50 million gift to expand its nationally recognized Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Leak Program and transform care for...
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RTD bus passing a bench

Weather shapes bus ridership – but cost and shelters can change the equation

Research led by CU Denver finds cold and rain have the strongest short-term effects on bus use, while free fares and what a bus stop looks like can influence...
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Board approves actions to regent laws and policies

Actions to the following laws and policies were adopted by the Board of Regents at their meeting on Sept. 10, 2026: Article 3, Part A: Officers (Keep As Is)...
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Policy update: Changes to APS 5015, 5014

APS 5015, the Consensual Amorous Relationships Policy was updated as of July 1, 2026. The updated policy was amended and approved by President Todd Saliman to...
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In 2026, CU sees second-largest fundraising year

Donors gave $558 million to CU in fiscal year 2026, investing in students, faculty, researchers, healthcare and a multitude of programs and places across the...
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Election reminder: University guidelines affect political campaign activity, expression

Editor’s note: CU employees interested in learning more about the 14 statewide ballot initiatives that will be on the Nov. 3 Election Day ballot should check...
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Campuswide commitment and action earn CU Boulder international sustainability award

CU Boulder has been awarded Sustainability Institution of the Year by the International Green Gown Awards, making it the first U.S. institution to receive the...
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Saponas family donates home to UCCS for chancellor residence, university engagement

A longtime dream of Tom (’72) and Charlotte Saponas is becoming a lasting investment in  UCCS. The Saponases have donated their Colorado Springs home to UCCS,...

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