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Next month, campus officials will provide an update on the university’s progress on complying with the Colorado Equal Pay for Equal Work Act—the law that introduces rules to address the gender pay gap, increase transparency and protect employees from pay discrimination.

Chancellor Philip DiStefano addressed the state legislature’s Capital Development Committee on Tuesday, advocating for renovation funding for the Hellems and Guggenheim Buildings and other sorely needed maintenance projects.

Spring 2022 compensation FAQs have been updated to include information for temporary faculty. Get more info on the approved 3% one-time, non-base-building payment and 3% minimum rate increase for renewed 2022–23 contracts.  

While the majority of applications remain unaffected, users connecting from off-campus will need to log into the virtual private network (VPN) to access MyCUInfo, Buff Portal Advising and other platforms—a temporary requirement while campus officials work to protect several applications from a global security threat.

The CU system has allocated one-time funding to further CU system strategic plan implementation and campus strategic goals. The ���������� campus will retire capital construction fees, cancel institutional student debt and more.

Discounted daily permits will be available to faculty and staff through the spring semester.

First-year engineering students will have a new home in fall 2023, offering a holistic residential academic experience at Williams Village.

Starting in the spring of 2022, ����������'s telephone service will begin a phased transition from Cisco to Microsoft.

Planted in 1879 or 1880, the “Old Main cottonwood” is the oldest and tallest tree on campus. At more than 140 years old, 110 feet tall and 19 feet in circumference at the base of the trunk, it has outlived and outgrown all other campus cottonwoods that were planted at the end of the 19th century.