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VIDEO: Dawn P. Bookhardt recognized by MSU Denver

Attorney and activist will receive Marathon Award at Commencement ceremony.

A debilitating car accident didn’t stop Cielo Garcia Chavez from achieving her dreams

The Criminal Justice student has earned the MSU Denver Provost’s Award and graduates in May.

National Guard veteran receives President’s Award

Hard work and perseverance pay off for Aidan Quinn, who will be honored at MSU Denver’s Spring Commencement ceremony.

Quadruplets to graduate together from MSU Denver

For the Molnar family, there’ll be four times the fun at the University’s Commencement ceremony May 12.

Cities Summit of the Americas coming to Denver

The Mile High City will find itself on the global stage next week, while students get a unique opportunity to boost their career plans.

Voters undecided on choice for mayor but not the value of a college degree

Along with crime and housing, education is among issues Denver voters consider most important, new poll finds.

PHOTOS: Denver's mayoral race comes to campus

9News debate hosted by MSU Denver focuses on homelessness, crime and other big challenges awaiting Denver's next mayor.

MSU Denver, 9News to host Denver mayoral debate

Historically large field of candidates will face off on the Auraria Campus on Feb. 16. Here’s how to watch.

PHOTOS: The Winter Park Express

The Winter Park Express is a runaway success story

Meet the man who helped revitalize the one-of-a-kind ski train.

Denver After Dawn: best coffee roasters

A java expert who got her start in MSU Denver’s School of Hospitality spills the beans on how to get the best flavor out of your morning brew.

Made in Denver: Beachfront Foods

Food and Hospitality graduate curates original island-themed sauces for all dishes.

VIDEO: Celebrated artist Carlos Frésquez leaves the classroom and a legacy

His students’ murals appear on buildings all over the city. The legend in Denver’s Chicano art movement reflects on 33 years of inspiring others as he plans to retire from teaching this spring.

Ancient secrets unearthed in Cyprus

A team of students is headed to Larnaca this summer to continue excavating a 2,300-year-old military fort.

Mariachi meets orchestra for a sold-out performance at Boettcher Concert Hall

Colorado Symphony and MSU Denver’s Department of Music partner on a multicultural concert that celebrates traditional music from around the globe.

VIDEO: ‘Fight club’ teaches the art of dueling

MSU Denver Theatre professor helps students tell stories and build confidence through stage combat.

Kids and adults who are blind and low-vision get hands-on STEM training

Student partners with the National Federation of the Blind, Colorado Center for the Blind and MSU Denver faculty members to hold accessible science workshops.

Colorado has an overflow of job openings — and nobody to fill them

As the state scrambles to find workers for high-demand jobs, MSU Denver creates pathways for adult and nontraditional learners to fill the gap.

More students earn college credit in high school

The growing number of teens signing up for concurrent-enrollment programs are paying less for college, graduating sooner and excelling in the workforce.

‘Lifesaving’ stipend puts more teachers in classrooms

As Colorado faces a critical shortage of educators, the state is paying student teachers, creating more viable career paths.

CHIPS Act to catalyze Colorado manufacturing workforce development

U.S. Deputy Secretary of Commerce visit to MSU Denver’s Advanced Manufacturing Sciences Institute highlights higher ed’s role in boosting domestic semiconductor production.

VIDEO: Robotics Club tackles lunar-colony challenge

With a grant from NASA MINDS, MSU Denver students have developed a prototype for a swarm of robots designed to survey land on the moon.

AI goes to college

Ready or not, artificial intelligence has landed in classrooms. How will higher ed respond?

Welcome to the Fourth Industrial Revolution

This unprecedented era of technological development is about to change our lives.

Denver tech sector hit hard by bank closure

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, the biggest U.S. bank failure in a decade, sent shock waves across Colorado.

Ending DACA would come at a high cost, economists warn

With the Obama-era program in legal peril, experts gather at MSU Denver to discuss the impacts of its repeal.

Sales steps into the future

Forget the old clichés and say hello to a new breed of smart, friendly and tech-savvy professionals.

Gen Z is rewriting the rules of office work

The American workplace is changing before our eyes. The next generation has some thoughts.

States remain deadlocked on water crisis

As the Colorado River sinks to a new low, decision-makers refuse to make desperately needed concessions.

What's behind this year's deadly avalanche season and how to prepare

A hydrology expert explains why the snow is so unstable in Colorado and what backcountry enthusiasts can do to stay safe.

Snowmaking stretches ski season. But is it sustainable?

Colorado’s ski-and-snowboard industry fights to mitigate the consequences of climate change while boosting the state’s economy.

Saving the world (one street at a time)

A determined volunteer organization shows how the fight against climate change starts on your own doorstep.

Program guides students with autism to cybersecurity careers

As demand for skilled tech workers grows, MSU Denver class taps into potential of the neurodiverse.

Cybersecurity student aims to help diversify the workforce

A lack of representation in the field led Niquete Dominique to establish the Women in Cybersecurity organization for MSU Denver students.

The future of cyberwar

The U.S. rallies its cyberdefenses as the Russia-Ukraine conflict escalates on and off the battlefield.

Cyber Heroes Prepare for Battle

With cybercrime soaring, the race is on to train a new generation of digital defenders.

Back on track and breaking records

After a six-year hiatus, Maya Ries returned to college and became the fastest hurdler in MSU Denver history.

PHOTOS: No. 1 Roadrunners capture elusive RMAC Tournament championship

MSU Denver volleyball team enters NCAA Division II tournament as a No. 1 seed.

Game day gets a makeover

Due to changing demographics and expectations, the sports industry now offers more entertainment value and viewing options.

Broncos PR legend reflects on a storied career and a new era for Denver football

Jim Saccomano honored as an inaugural winner of the National Football League Hall of Fame’s Award of Excellence.

Member of the Little Rock Nine shares her story of desegregation

Civil-rights trailblazer Carlotta Walls LaNier speaks at MSU Denver's annual MLK Peace Breakfast.

Made in Denver: Joy as Resistance

Meet the graduate whose nonprofit provides peer mentorship, mobile mental-health resources and more to LGBTQ+ youth.

Nonprofit fights for victory over violence in Latino communities

A son of Colorado’s Chicano movement, Rudy Gonzales carries on his father’s legacy of championing underserved populations.

Who’s left out of the legal weed boom?

Social equity takes center stage in Rocky Mountain PBS panel discussion on the cannabis question.