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An Update on NDAA House Passage, GENESIS Mission Launch, AI EO, Scientific Enterprise RFI, ED Input on Accreditation, ED OCR Employees Return, and CDC Childhood Vaccination Changes from CU Federal Relations and Counsel

An Update on ED Dismantling Lawsuit, ED Foreign Funding Portal, DOJ H-1B Lawsuit Response, State Dept. Screening Update, DOJ In-State Tuition Lawsuit, DOE Reorganization, HHS AI Strategy, NIH Guidance on Extramural Activities, and NDAA Finalization Work from CU Federal Relations and Counsel

An official NIH notice providing the agency's extramural community with information on how NIH is resuming operations after the government shutdown.

An Update on ED Office and Operations Changes, DOW Research Tech Priorities, DHS/USCIS NPRM on Public Charge Rule from CU Federal Relations and Counsel

An Update on the end of the Federal Government Shutdown, U.S. Dept. of Education Updates to Proposal on IPEDS, RISE Committee Consensus on Student Loans, and DOE Renewal of Quantum Research Centers from CU Federal Relations and Counsel

The University of Colorado's Office of Government Relations provides an update on the legislation passed by Congress to reopen the federal government. The legislation extends funding for most federal agencies through January 30, 2026.

An Update on the Federal Government Shutdown, PSLF Lawsuit, and CU Comments on SEVIS Changes from CU Federal Relations and Counsel

An Update on the Federal Government Shutdown, Preliminary Injunction on Shutdown RIFs, USCIS H1-B Fee Update, ED PSLF Rule Finalization, and Mental Health Grant Reinstatement Ruling from CU Federal Relations and Counsel

An Update on the Federal Government Shutdown, USCIS H-1B Visa Fee Guidance, DOD Indirect Cost Cap Vacated, UVA WH Deal, Federal Loan Forgiveness Resumption, WH Higher Ed Compact, ARPA-H Director Sworn In, and DOE Science Advisory Committee Consolidation from CU Federal Relations and Counsel

Although impacts have so far been manageable, an extended shutdown may increasingly affect a range of activities across our campus. We are continuing to monitor developments and possible impacts on our students, faculty, staff and research.