Naropa University, the Buddhist-inspired school of contemplative education, is looking for a new home — possibly outside of Boulder.
In a breakfast meeting Thursday morning with members of the Boulder City Council, Naropa officials said they are in the early stages of looking for a new site to consolidate the university’s three Boulder campuses.
“We have this major vision,” Naropa President Stuart Lord said. “It’s now clear that our future is tied to a consolidated campus.”
The school’s chief financial officer, Brian Bissell, said the goal is to identify a relocation site that is at least 50 acres. He said that location may or may not be located in Boulder, and that other municipalities have expressed interest in luring the university.
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