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From smallpox to polio: how vaccines changed the world
Since the late 18th century, scientific breakthroughs and public trust have shaped the lifesaving power of immunization.
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Though tasty and convenient, ultra-processed foods come at a cost
MSU Denver experts offer tips on how to recognize these products and how to eat healthy without sacrificing your favorite treats.
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Aviation and Aerospace
Fear is flying high
As a series of crashes ratchets up air-travel anxiety, a Psychology professor explains why so many people are scared and offers tips for bringing that nervousness back down to earth.
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Love it or hate it, daylight saving time should be nothing to lose sleep over
Springing forward can temporarily disrupt the body’s rhythms, but there are benefits, a Psychology professor says.
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Mental health care is in high demand — but harder than ever to access
In Denver, many don’t get treatment because they can’t get an appointment. A workforce-development program aims to change that.
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Education
Colorado bill aims to tackle special-education teacher shortage
MSU Denver helps shape legislation to reduce costly testing barriers for aspiring instructors in the field.
VIDEO: Community and friendship are major benefits of Greek life at MSU Denver. But not the only ones
Statistics show that students who are active in fraternities and sororities do better in college and stay enrolled.
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Public-health experts hopeful Denver’s flavored-tobacco ban will discourage young people from using
The city ordinance set to take effect this month targets vape pens, menthol cigarettes and other nicotine products.
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Arts and Culture
‘Anuja’ falls just short of an Oscar win
Professor Adam Graves’ captivating film shone in Hollywood as a finalist in the Best Live Action Short Film category.
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Arts and Culture
Ready for Season Two of ‘Wednesday’? Watch this play while you wait
Timeless themes make the show from MSU Denver’s Theatre Department a must-see for anyone who loves ‘embracing the weirdness.’
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Education
As MBA applications rise nationwide, MSU Denver’s program draws a record number of students
The University has taken steps to make the graduate degree more accessible, and students are taking notice.
PHOTOS: St. Cajetan’s restored to original colors
The fresh coat of paint is part of a rehabilitation plan celebrating the church’s 100th anniversary next year.
Science and Technology
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From smallpox to polio: how vaccines changed the world
Since the late 18th century, scientific breakthroughs and public trust have shaped the lifesaving power of immunization.
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VIDEO: Brothers graduate together with Computer Sciences degrees
VIDEO: Brothers graduate together with Computer Sciences degrees
Dylan and Jacob Reed found a pastime could be a profession, and a sibling could be a study buddy.
Dylan and Jacob Reed found a pastime could be a profession, and a sibling could be a study buddy.
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Science and Technology
Sustainability Hub takes root at MSU Denver
Sustainability Hub takes root at MSU Denver
Faculty and students lead National Science Foundation-funded project to democratize access to environmental data for Coloradans.
Faculty and students lead National Science Foundation-funded project to democratize access to environmental data for Coloradans.
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Science and Technology
Design students scale climbing challenge
Design students scale climbing challenge
When asked to create a lifesaving belay device, these Roadrunners didn’t hang around.
When asked to create a lifesaving belay device, these Roadrunners didn’t hang around.
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Science and Technology
Job searchers have a new tool at their disposal
Job searchers have a new tool at their disposal
Career and business experts offer advice on how to use AI to help you land your next role.
Career and business experts offer advice on how to use AI to help you land your next role.
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Health
Though tasty and convenient, ultra-processed foods come at a cost
MSU Denver experts offer tips on how to recognize these products and how to eat healthy without sacrificing your favorite treats.
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Love it or hate it, daylight saving time should be nothing to lose sleep over
Love it or hate it, daylight saving time should be nothing to lose sleep over
Springing forward can temporarily disrupt the body’s rhythms, but there are benefits, a Psychology professor says.
Springing forward can temporarily disrupt the body’s rhythms, but there are benefits, a Psychology professor says.
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Health
Mental health care is in high demand — but harder than ever to access
Mental health care is in high demand — but harder than ever to access
In Denver, many don’t get treatment because they can’t get an appointment. A workforce-development program aims to change that.
In Denver, many don’t get treatment because they can’t get an appointment. A workforce-development program aims to change that.
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Health
Speech-language clinic helps kids find their voice
Speech-language clinic helps kids find their voice
Partnership between Auraria Early Learning Center and Bookhardt center offers free therapy while providing experience for MSU Denver graduate students.
Partnership between Auraria Early Learning Center and Bookhardt center offers free therapy while providing experience for MSU Denver graduate students.
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Health
Why bird flu isn’t the next pandemic — yet
Why bird flu isn’t the next pandemic — yet
An assistant professor of Biology and expert in animal-to-human disease transmission says the risk to people is very low.
An assistant professor of Biology and expert in animal-to-human disease transmission says the risk to people is very low.
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Shredding norms in skateboarding
MSU Denver alumna Mary Sullivan empowers the women’s skate community in Colorado.
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Field of dreams
Field of dreams
Sarena Espinoza is winning big as the Colorado Rockies’ community-affairs manager and helping local nonprofits hit the jackpot.
Sarena Espinoza is winning big as the Colorado Rockies’ community-affairs manager and helping local nonprofits hit the jackpot.
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Sports
Former MSU Denver star doubles down on Paralympic Games
Former MSU Denver star doubles down on Paralympic Games
For the second time, Courtney Ryan will compete on the U.S. Women’s Wheelchair Basketball Team for a shot at the gold.
For the second time, Courtney Ryan will compete on the U.S. Women’s Wheelchair Basketball Team for a shot at the gold.
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Sports
The Olympics are back, and so is Nick Kay
The Olympics are back, and so is Nick Kay
The former MSU Denver basketball star will represent Australia’s Boomers in Paris.
The former MSU Denver basketball star will represent Australia’s Boomers in Paris.
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Sports
Duran (and) Duran hungry like the wolf for Paralympics
Duran (and) Duran hungry like the wolf for Paralympics
MSU Denver twin runners Jonathan and Jordan Duran are 1,500 meters away from Paris.
MSU Denver twin runners Jonathan and Jordan Duran are 1,500 meters away from Paris.
