CU Anschutz Federal Transition Updates
The University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus created this page to share with our campus community any updates, guidance and resources on policy changes during the federal transition.
Recent executive orders address federal funding, immigration, DEI initiatives, climate issues and gender identity, among others. While their impact remains uncertain, federal agencies will determine implementation, and some policies may face legal review.
We continue to collaborate with campus leadership, university federal relations team, legal teams, and national partners to assess these changes and their effects on our academic, research, clinical and public service missions.
Updates and compliance guidance for our campus will be shared here as they become available. Additional details, including FAQs, can be found through the University of Colorado system office here.
Questions?Click here to reach the campus federal transition team with questions. Media requestsAll media requests should be directed to Chris Sparks, Communications Coordinator, University Relations at christopher.sparks@cu.edu. |
Recent updates
- Children's Hospital Colorado (CHCO) Federal Transition Update | Feb. 5th, 2025
This week, news sources are reporting Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) staff are entering federal agency headquarters in the Washington D.C. area to gain access to IT systems and gather data on servers with the objective of reducing the government workforce and cutting costs...
- CU Anschutz Federal Government Transition Update | Feb. 3rd, 2025
Recent executive orders addressing federal funding, immigration, DEI initiatives, climate policies, gender identity, and other key issues are being released at a fast pace...
- Federal Government Transition Update | Feb. 3rd, 2025
The Trump administration issued new guidance to federal agencies clarifying how it intends to comply with a temporary restraining order (TRO) imposed by the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island on January 31....