“We recognize the profound value and importance that the land, which has been home to Naropa University for several decades, holds for many of us,” the email from the president’s office to the university community read. Naropa has a buyer for the space, President Chuck Lief told Boulder Weekly, but the buyer will not be public for another several weeks due to a contractual agreement. More than 40% of students and “a significant portion of staff and faculty” are operating in hybrid and virtual spaces, according to the university’s email. About 1,080 students are enrolled in BA or MA programs at Naropa this school year, according to Lief, an increase of about 9% from the previous year. Earlier this year, Naropa announced it would sell its associated preschool, Alaya.