Federal government impacts: Updates, campus resources, insights and more
Changes in federal policies, regulations and executive orders impact higher education.
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University Updates
The CU system office is providing guidance, including , and regular Office of Government Relations updates.
Federal administration and Congress
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Navigating change
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Focus on mission
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- Providing top-notch education, access and affordability to students from all walks of life.
- Supporting faculty in the pursuit of groundbreaking research and creative work to improve lives.
- And serving the residents of Colorado and the nation.
Campus Messages
Find campus messages related to new policy or executive order announcements expected to have immediate and/or long-term impacts on 蜜桃传媒破解版下载 community members.
- March 13: Federal government shutdown preparation
- Feb. 27: University statement on federal engagement
- Feb. 18:听听听From the chancellor: Federal transition and how we鈥檙e responding
- Jan. 29: Administrative eMemo: Update on federal transition resources
- Jan. 23: University statement on executive orders
- Aug. 28: University statement on issuing statements
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March 2: (guest column by Justin Schwartz in The Gazette)
Feb. 17: What DOGE鈥檚 recent Department of Education cuts could mean for researchers, educators
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