On. Nov. 22, Tanraj Singh Dulai, vice president academics of the Arts Student Union (ASU) said that UW has announced opportunities to change course curriculums during one of two Undergraduate Affairs Group meetings in Sept. 2026.

Previously, the moratorium was to be effective immediately, pausing any changes on course names or content until 2029 in a move that left faculty and students “blind sided.”

Dulai posted the update via the ASU’s Instagram, positioning it as a response to their previous open letter against a moratorium on curriculum changes.

“A big thank you to all the students that signed our open letter. We are happy to announce change has been actioned.” the update states.

This prompted an open letter to be written by Singh, which was posted on Nov. 13th on the ASU Instagram page.

“I understand that this is a major ask — but I believe it is in the best interest of the students of the faculty. I personally would be willing to reorganize every course in Kuali into their new schools if that’s what it takes,” the previous open letter states when talking about pushing back the moratorium.

Imprint has reached out to Katherine Acheson, the associate dean of undergraduate planning for the faculty of arts, regarding the updated changes for Sept. 2026. Acheson previously said she was “not in a position to talk about [the moratorium].”