CU Anschutz Federal Updates

The University of Colorado Anschutz created this webpage as a hub of information related to the federal transition. Here, you can find guidance, updates and resources on federal agency directives, policy changes and executive actions with relevance for our campus and our mission.

At CU Anschutz and across the CU system, university leadership is actively working with elected officials, legal teams, peer institutions and national associations to ensure we continue to fulfill our mission. CU Anschutz is closely monitoring rapidly changing developments and engaging in the ways considered most effective for advancing our mission and supporting our students, faculty, staff and the communities we serve.

Keep up to date by visiting this webpage often and exploring the links below.

Questions?

Click here to reach the campus federal transition team with questions or to submit a letter or notice you have received from an outside agency.

Media requests

Please direct all CU Anschutz media requests to [email protected].


Recent updates


  • Federal Government Update  | September 11, 2026
  • An Update on NSF Golden Age of Science Strategy, NIAID/DOW Interagency Agreement, DHS Non-Immigrant Grace Period Proposed Rule, and DOE Genesis Mission Town Hall from CU Federal Relations and Counsel
  • Federal Government Update  | August 28, 2026
  • An Update on ED Proposed Grant Administration Rule, DHS Proposed H-1B Visa Fee Rule, NIH Bio Safety, OSTP National Security Science and Tech Strategy, and NCAR Lawsuit from CU Federal Relations and Counsel
  • Federal Government Update  | August 21, 2026
  • An Update on CU Title VI and Fulbright-Hays Comments, ED Accreditation Proposed Rule, Coalition Lawsuit Challenging DHS Duration of Status Regulation, DOW Research Security Audits, NIH Peer Review Change Proposal, DOJ NSF STEM Memo, and Confirmations and Nominations from CU Federal Relations and Counsel

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    Additional Guidance and Resources


    Last Updated: November 4th, 2025


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