University of Colorado shares latest federal relations updates on funding and policy

Kenneth T. Christensen, Chancellor at University of Colorado
Kenneth T. Christensen, Chancellor at University of Colorado - University of Colorado
0Comments

The University of Colorado (CU) Federal Relations and Counsel has released updates covering several federal matters relevant to the university. The updates, dated September 26, provide information on topics such as government funding, a White House H-1B proclamation, research and development priorities from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), the opening of the 2026-27 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), votes on science nominees, and the reinstatement of federal funds for UCLA.

Another update from CU Federal Relations addresses issues including fiscal year 2026 appropriations, a town hall with Representative Crow, a law visit by Representative Neguse, football event attendees, recent visits from congressional staff, and roundtable discussions hosted by COBRT.

For more details on these topics or to access federal communications and memos relevant to CU’s interests in Washington D.C., readers are directed to visit the CU System Federal Transitions Updates page.



Related

George M. Cook, Performing the Duties of the Director

U.S. Census Bureau launches 2026 test in Alabama and South Carolina

The U.S. Census Bureau has announced the start of the 2026 Census Test, which will take place in Huntsville, Alabama and Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Dave Young, Treasurer at Colorado State Treasurer

Colorado treasurer joins call against immigration actions disrupting state economies

Colorado State Treasurer Dave Young has joined a group of 16 state fiscal officers in sending a letter to President Donald Trump, raising concerns about the economic impact of recent federal immigration enforcement operations.

Kevin Vick, President at Colorado Education Association

Colorado educators urge involvement in policymaking during National Education Week

Educators from across Colorado are encouraging greater involvement in shaping education policy during the current legislative session.

Trending

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from Denver Business Daily.