Faculty-Staff Edition Dec. 8, 2025

Vice Chancellor for Sustainability Andrew Mayock discusses what stood out this semester, why it matters and what's ahead in 2026.

Charged with making recommendations for compensation options and strategies, with an emphasis on improving the market competitiveness of faculty salaries, the faculty salary task force has completed its work.

Faculty and staff are invited to submit nominations for the CU Boulder Student Employee of the Year award, which recognizes and honors student employees for their contributions to the university. Submit your nomination by Jan. 23.

Ongoing efforts surrounding the university's curriculum were front and center during the Boulder Faculty Assembly's final meeting of the semester on Dec. 4.

Ensure every student has no-cost, reliable access to your course materials by submitting them to the University Libraries.

Join CU Boulder for a free event open to students, staff, faculty and local community members to commemorate one of the country's most influential civil rights leaders: the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

This annual event, which challenges graduate students to distill their nine-hour thesis to just three minutes, will return to campus this spring semester.

In July 2025, scientists spotted a comet speeding into our solar system from the galaxy beyond. Researchers from CU Boulder have gotten an unprecedented opportunity to capture images of this interstellar visitor.

A job growth rate of 0.6% supports steady gross domestic product gains, as most industries add jobs.