Daoist Holy Days
| Holiday | 2026–27 | 2027–28 | 2028–29 | |
 | Lunar New Year – Daoist/Confucian/Buddhist Marks the beginning of the lunisolar year and emphasizes family, ancestors, cultural renewal, and festive gathering. | Feb 6, 2027 (Year of the Goat) | Jan 26, 2028 (Year of the Monkey) | Feb 13, 2029 (Year of the Rooster) |
| Lantern Festival / Shangyuan Festival – Daoist The first full moon of the lunar year and the culmination of Lunar New Year observances; associated in Daoist tradition with the Heavenly Official who bestows blessings. | Feb 20, 2027 | Feb 9, 2028 | Feb 27, 2029 |
Lunisolar observance dates may vary by regional calendar and local community practice.
Accommodation Note
This calendar is provided for planning and awareness. Listing an observance does not, by itself, guarantee an excused absence or a particular accommodation. Students should contact faculty early to discuss potential conflicts. Requests are considered individually under applicable university policy and course requirements; faculty may support additional observances when feasible.