University of Colorado concludes outreach tour focusing on partnerships across Western Slope
The University of Colorado (CU) completed its 2025 Presidential Outreach Tour with visits to Mesa and Montrose counties on the Western Slope.
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University of Colorado announces major redesign for CU.edu website
Changes are planned for the CU.edu website, with a redesign aimed at enhancing both content and navigation.
Colorado Education Association reports success in protecting public education funding
The Colorado Education Association (CEA) announced that funding for public education in the state was preserved during the 2025 Special Session, which ended on Tuesday.
University of Colorado provides updates on federal policy changes affecting higher education
The University of Colorado’s Federal Relations and Counsel provided an update on August 22 covering several federal policy topics relevant to higher education.
Colorado sees small changes in student attendance but persistent gaps among groups
The Colorado Department of Education has released data for the 2024-25 school year, showing that statewide student attendance and chronic absenteeism rates remain largely unchanged from the previous year.
August’s Read Across America book picks encourage student self-discovery
This August, the Read Across America initiative is highlighting books aimed at encouraging students to explore their interests and values through reading.
University of Colorado welcomes students for fall 2025 semester across three campuses
The University of Colorado’s campuses have recently welcomed students for the start of the fall 2025 semester.
Cmu graduate and grand junction tech startup recognized for ai innovation
A Colorado Mesa University graduate and a Grand Junction-based technology startup have received international recognition for their work in artificial intelligence.
University of Colorado provides update on recent federal education policy changes
The University of Colorado’s Federal Relations and Counsel has released updates regarding recent federal policy changes affecting higher education.
Mesa County Valley School District reports academic gains across grades
Mesa County Valley School District 51 reported gains in literacy, math, and graduation rates based on recently released data from the Colorado Department of Education for the 2024–25 school year.
Colorado State Board reviews assessment results, approves new science standards
The Colorado State Board of Education convened in August to review the results from the spring 2025 statewide assessments.
State assessment data shows improvement but persistent gaps among Colorado student groups
Achievement data released by the Colorado Department of Education shows continued improvement in student performance across several grades and subjects, while also highlighting persistent achievement gaps among different student groups.
University of Colorado Board approves tenure for 22 faculty members across four campuses
The University of Colorado Board of Regents has approved 22 tenure appointments and awards across its campuses, with the changes taking effect in August 2025.
Colorado Education Association urges lawmakers to address budget crisis after federal funding cuts
Kevin Vick, president of the Colorado Education Association (CEA), issued a statement in response to a letter from the Colorado Fiscal Institute addressed to the Colorado General Assembly.
September’s Read Across America books focus on citizenship, media literacy, and labor history
Guide learners to think critically, act responsibly, and engage meaningfully with the world they’re part of.
University of Colorado leaders highlight outreach efforts during San Luis Valley tour
Leaders from the University of Colorado, including President Todd Saliman and Regents Nolbert Chavez, Elliott Hood, and Ilana Dubin Spiegel, recently visited the San Luis Valley as part of the…
CU Boulder expands remote engineering degree options through partnerships on Colorado’s Western Slope
Students on Colorado’s Western Slope have the opportunity to earn engineering degrees from the University of Colorado Boulder while studying at local institutions.
Colorado educators organize door-to-door amid challenges facing local unions
Educators across Colorado are spending their summer visiting union members in their communities, focusing on building relationships and strengthening union engagement.
CU Boulder begins construction on new chemistry and applied mathematics facility
The University of Colorado Boulder has started construction on a new chemistry and applied mathematics facility, known as the CHAP building.