Human Resources

Holidays, Holy Days, and Events

2026-2027 Schedule

The following reflects the official observances of Holy Days and Holidays, which do not fall on a weekend for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, together with the summer and holiday season closing schedule for 2025. Download a PDF of the 2026-2027 schedule.

January-May 2026

January 1 Thursday New Year’s Day
January 19 Monday Martin Luther King Jr. Day
February 16 Monday Presidents’ Day
April 3 Friday Good Friday
April 6 Monday Easter Monday
May 25 Monday Memorial Day

June-December 2026

June 19 Friday Juneteenth
July 3 Friday Observance of Independence Day
September 7 Monday Labor Day
October 12 Monday Fall Break
November 26 Thursday Thanksgiving Day
November 27 Friday Observance of Thanksgiving
December 24, 2026 to December 31, 2026 Thursday to Thursday University Holiday Closure

January-May 2027

January 1 Friday New Year’s Day
January 18 Monday Martin Luther King Jr. Day
February 15 Monday Presidents’ Day
March 26 Friday Good Friday
March 29 Monday Easter Monday
May 31 Monday Memorial Day

 

Please Note:

  • The Four Day Work week begins the week of May 25, 2026 (inclusive of the Juneteenth holiday).\
  • Five Day Work week resumes the week of August 17, 2026.
  • Employees working under the remote work policy should contact their supervisor regarding work schedules and this calendar.
  • The following are University wide blackout periods: 8/17/26- 8/31/26, 9/1/26- 9/8/26, 11/9/26- 11/20/26, 1/6/27-1/27/27, 4/1/27- 4/15/27, 5/10/27- 5/22/27. As noted in the revised remote policy, remote work is suspended during blackout periods.
  • In addition to the blackout dates noted above, remote work is suspended on the following dates to ensure a full on-campus presence during New Student Orientations: 7/6/26–7/9/26, 7/27/26–7/30/26, and 8/10/26–8/13/26.

Part-time employees scheduled to work a minimum of 18 hours per week will be paid for the following holidays if the observation falls on a day on which an employee is normally scheduled to work: New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.