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SNAP uncertainty magnifies growing food insecurity on college campuses
MSU Denver looks to step up food-assistance efforts amid government shutdown.
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Climate and Environment
Geologist preserves the cold truth of Earth’s past
Inside the work of an MSU Denver graduate safeguarding ancient ice cores for the future of climate science.
Business and Economics
Future-proof: Construction boom hits Denver’s downtown
As multiple major building projects are announced, construction management students at MSU Denver are getting ready for action.
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Health
More than the source of a vaccine controversy, measles can be a serious disease
Destroying the body’s immune response to other infections is one reason an MSU Denver scientist calls the preventable virus ‘scary.’
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Food and Hospitality
Student-brewed beer to benefit first responders
Lights and Sirens Lager is the product of a partnership between Restoration Ranch Colorado and the School of Hospitality.
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Alumni
Alumni couple from Metropolitan State College’s first two graduating classes share their story
During the institution’s earliest years, Doug and Suzanne Holcombe found a second chance — and each other.
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Science and Technology
AirPods offer real-time AI translation. What does that mean for communication?
MSU Denver’s language expert explores how the latest tools are reshaping connection, learning and cultural understanding.
VIDEO: High hopes fuel MSU Denver student’s cannabis lounge on wheels
While earning a Cannabis Hospitality Specialist Certificate, Victoria Osler switched careers to create a more flexible life for her family.
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Politics
Why mail-in voting is a reliable and trustworthy option
With midterm elections nearing, some are alleging that mail-in ballots invite fraud — but evidence confirms their reliability.
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Business and Economics
Eligible students leave millions of dollars in federal aid unclaimed
Filling out the simplified FAFSA form can go a long way toward making college affordable, as one MSU Denver student learned.
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Arts and Culture
Why vampires get our blood pumping
An expert in monster studies explains why the creatures of the night have remained popular for over a hundred years.
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Science and Technology
A lowly punctuation mark has sparked a fiercely debated AI controversy
Despite what many say on social media, the em dash can signal sophisticated writing, says an English professor.
PHOTOS: Homecoming week brings alumni and energy to campus
MSU Denver community members laced up their sneakers and fired up the grills for a festive celebration of the Roadrunner spirit.
Business and Economics
Business and Economics
Future-proof: Construction boom hits Denver's downtown
As multiple major building projects are announced, construction management students at MSU Denver are getting ready for action.
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Business and Economics
Eligible students leave millions of dollars in federal aid unclaimed
Eligible students leave millions of dollars in federal aid unclaimed
Filling out the simplified FAFSA form can go a long way toward making college affordable, as one MSU Denver student learned.
Filling out the simplified FAFSA form can go a long way toward making college affordable, as one MSU Denver student learned.
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Business and Economics
Steve Forbes to visit MSU Denver for talk on economics and policy
Steve Forbes to visit MSU Denver for talk on economics and policy
The discussion will address the future of economic freedom with a focus on tariffs, taxes and public policy.
The discussion will address the future of economic freedom with a focus on tariffs, taxes and public policy.
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Business and Economics
She escaped the Taliban. Now, she’s pursuing a career that will help others
She escaped the Taliban. Now, she’s pursuing a career that will help others
Finance major and federal intern Madina Amiri plans a future helping educate women and girls in the country she left behind.
Finance major and federal intern Madina Amiri plans a future helping educate women and girls in the country she left behind.
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Business and Economics
Proposed housing-assistance cuts could displace thousands of Colorado renters, experts warn
Proposed housing-assistance cuts could displace thousands of Colorado renters, experts warn
Federal funding rollback would impact families, landlords and local economies.
Federal funding rollback would impact families, landlords and local economies.
Climate and Environment
Climate and Environment
Geologist preserves the cold truth of Earth’s past
Inside the work of an MSU Denver graduate safeguarding ancient ice cores for the future of climate science.
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Climate and Environment
Colorado’s wet weather fuels West Nile virus risks
Colorado’s wet weather fuels West Nile virus risks
Heavy rain and balmy temperatures along the Front Range are boosting the disease-laden mosquito population.
Heavy rain and balmy temperatures along the Front Range are boosting the disease-laden mosquito population.
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Climate and Environment
PHOTOS: Storm observation class a whirlwind experience for Meteorology students
PHOTOS: Storm observation class a whirlwind experience for Meteorology students
Future forecasters travel thousands of miles in roving lab to study behavior and impacts of severe weather.
Future forecasters travel thousands of miles in roving lab to study behavior and impacts of severe weather.
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Climate and Environment
Water Fellows chart course toward change and future careers
Water Fellows chart course toward change and future careers
Part of MSU Denver’s One World One Water Center, transformative fellowship program immerses students in policy, practice and purpose.
Part of MSU Denver’s One World One Water Center, transformative fellowship program immerses students in policy, practice and purpose.
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Climate and Environment
From her family farm to China, MSU Denver grad carries a world of experience with her to law school
From her family farm to China, MSU Denver grad carries a world of experience with her to law school
Growing crops helped Leah Dory cultivate the passion for water policy that she plans to put to work helping communities.
Growing crops helped Leah Dory cultivate the passion for water policy that she plans to put to work helping communities.
Science and Technology
Science and Technology
In Anne Yoncha’s class, students make dirty pictures
No, not that kind. Art and Music students turn soil data into artistic expression.
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Science and Technology
AirPods offer real-time AI translation. What does that mean for communication?
AirPods offer real-time AI translation. What does that mean for communication?
MSU Denver’s language expert explores how the latest tools are reshaping connection, learning and cultural understanding.
MSU Denver’s language expert explores how the latest tools are reshaping connection, learning and cultural understanding.
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Science and Technology
Future-proof: Computer Science majors learn to collaborate with AI
Future-proof: Computer Science majors learn to collaborate with AI
As artificial intelligence increasingly supplants entry-level programmers, educators teach students how to become more efficient with the technology.
As artificial intelligence increasingly supplants entry-level programmers, educators teach students how to become more efficient with the technology.
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Science and Technology
A lowly punctuation mark has sparked a fiercely debated AI controversy
A lowly punctuation mark has sparked a fiercely debated AI controversy
Despite what many say on social media, the em dash can signal sophisticated writing, says an English professor.
Despite what many say on social media, the em dash can signal sophisticated writing, says an English professor.
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Science and Technology
In journalism’s future, AI isn’t all bad news
In journalism’s future, AI isn’t all bad news
Despite warnings of disruption, media scholars see opportunities for AI to support reporting, streamline tasks and reinforce the profession’s essential mission.
Despite warnings of disruption, media scholars see opportunities for AI to support reporting, streamline tasks and reinforce the profession’s essential mission.
