Administration

Provost Ann Stevens has announced the start of the national search for the next dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and called for nominations to serve on the search advisory committee.

The Office of Information Technology spent the summer improving Wi-Fi, security, classroom technology, AI services and support resources. Need help as the semester begins? Look for OIT support tables during the first week of classes.

CU's Tuition Assistance Benefit benefit provides an opportunity for faculty, staff and their eligible dependents to pursue their educational goals at any CU campus.

CU Boulder Recreation Services is entering an exciting new chapter with a new name: Campus Recreation and Well-Being. Although the name is changing, the welcoming spaces, engaging programs and experiences will remain the same.

CU Boulder is expanding its AI Strategic Steering Committee to lead a more coordinated, campuswide approach to artificial intelligence that advances student success, teaching and learning, research and creative work, and operations.

At their recent board meeting, the CU regents approved the 2026–27 fiscal year operating budget, passed a resolution denouncing antisemitic violence, heard updates about enrollment projections and more.

This summer, the university is taking a closer look at campus space management and inviting the campus community to help inform the conversation.

CU Boulder recently announced two new Carnegie Classifications in sustainability and community engagement, with another in the works for leadership for public purpose.

Next year's budget and the ChatGPT contract were the two main topics discussed during President Todd Saliman's appearance at the April 23 Boulder Faculty Assembly meeting.

Provost Ann Stevens has launched a search for a new vice provost to advance CU Boulder's academic technology and resource strategy.