Academic Affairs

In April, CU Boulder staff, faculty and students will have the opportunity to review and comment on the draft assurance argument filing due in June to the Higher Learning Commission.

This spring, Provost Russell Moore will be visiting the academic units over Zoom, talking with faculty, staff and students about how CU Boulder is changing how we do business to succeed in our academic mission of serving students and creating and

Dear colleagues,As our semester draws to a close and with the holiday season upon us, I want to offer a special thanks to you for your work in advancing the academic mission.The semester has been challenging, with two major wars, continued political

This panel will focus on faculty’s rights and responsibilities under the tenets of academic freedom and offer resources to support research and creative work.

In his open forums with colleges, schools, and academic units, Provost Russell Moore unveiled his priorities for the year and assigned team leaders to implement them. Priority #1: To examine the complete process of how students are enrolled in

Last fall, the faculty voted to approve a common curriculum that defines the academic experience and intended learning outcomes that every undergraduate student should have upon graduation, regardless of major. In February, Provost Russ Moore