Faculty-Staff Edition April 27, 2026
Campus Community
Academic mission sees student, faculty successes
Provost Ann Stevens reflects on student and faculty achievements of the spring semester with a look ahead to future success in the common curriculum.
Continuing the legacy of the Newton Fellowship
The Center for Leadership is excited to announce the 2026–27 cohort of Newton Fellows, continuing the momentum and legacy established by the program's inaugural year.
Get ready for Colorado's June 30 primary election
Primary election day is June 30, and midterm election day is Nov. 3. Professor Elias Sacks and Student Body Tri-Executive Gianna Guido, both members of Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØBoulder's Election Steering Committee, share why this year's elections are important for everyone who lives, works or studies in Colorado.
Celebrating Commencement
Commencement 2026: Know before you go
The commencement ceremony on May 2 is the university's premier event to recognize the conferral of degrees, hear theÌýcommencement address and more. Here's what you need to know to soak it all in and celebrate.
Discover the 2026 outstanding graduates
In tandem with the 2026 Commencement Ceremony, the university community is celebrating the outstanding graduates from across campus.
Volunteer for commencement events May 1–3
Join your colleagues in celebrating the Class of 2026 by volunteering to help students and their families and guests during commencement events.Ìý
Events & Exhibits
Pause, breathe, reset: Mindful meditation for faculty and staff—beginning May 5
The spring Mindfulness Series is a four-week, eight-session virtual meditation program running May 5–29. The series is designed for individuals who are looking to deepen their meditation practice.
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