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Why employers are taking on college costs
March 2, 2022
Why employers are taking on college costs
March 2, 2022
Despite another recent extension, the pandemic-era pause on federal student-loan payments is set to end in May. Given that the country’s...
Despite another recent extension, the pandemic-era pause on federal student-loan payments is set to end in May. Given that the country’s...
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Social Justice
Redefining policing is critical to public safety, Bridge Speaker says
March 1, 2022
Redefining policing is critical to public safety, Bridge Speaker says
March 1, 2022
Patrisse Cullors, Los Angeles-based co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement and New York Times bestselling author, spoke to a...
Patrisse Cullors, Los Angeles-based co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement and New York Times bestselling author, spoke to a...
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Education
Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh visits MSU Denver
February 24, 2022
Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh visits MSU Denver
February 24, 2022
U.S. Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh visited Metropolitan State University of Denver on Wednesday to participate in a roundtable discussion on...
U.S. Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh visited Metropolitan State University of Denver on Wednesday to participate in a roundtable discussion on...
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University News
With inflation soaring, more college students struggle with food insecurity
February 15, 2022
With inflation soaring, more college students struggle with food insecurity
February 15, 2022
Maria Martinez knows firsthand the stigma that comes with needing food and having to ask for help. “When I was...
Maria Martinez knows firsthand the stigma that comes with needing food and having to ask for help. “When I was...
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Health
In a positive sign, demand for Covid tests eases. But health experts warn against complacency
February 4, 2022
In a positive sign, demand for Covid tests eases. But health experts warn against complacency
February 4, 2022
As demand eases at one of Colorado’s largest Covid testing sites, health experts urge Coloradans not to become complacent. The Auraria...
As demand eases at one of Colorado’s largest Covid testing sites, health experts urge Coloradans not to become complacent. The Auraria...
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Arts and Culture
From the classroom to cable TV
January 28, 2022
From the classroom to cable TV
January 28, 2022
Like many children of the late 1980s and early ’90s, Kryss Shane, Ph.D., grew up watching television shows such as...
Like many children of the late 1980s and early ’90s, Kryss Shane, Ph.D., grew up watching television shows such as...
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Arts and Culture
‘Overcoming the pandemic of racism’
January 28, 2022
‘Overcoming the pandemic of racism’
January 28, 2022
The 2022 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Peace Breakfast took place Friday against the backdrop of sobering health statistics: Adjusted for age,...
The 2022 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Peace Breakfast took place Friday against the backdrop of sobering health statistics: Adjusted for age,...
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Arts and Culture
Social impact: Design for the Common Good
January 25, 2022
Social impact: Design for the Common Good
January 25, 2022
The Beloved Community Village consists of 19 structures, each 8 feet by 15 feet, with a shared bathhouse and community space in...
The Beloved Community Village consists of 19 structures, each 8 feet by 15 feet, with a shared bathhouse and community space in...
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University News
Meet the father of MSU Denver
December 20, 2021
Meet the father of MSU Denver
December 20, 2021
As a young state legislator, Roy Romer fought to create a new open-access, four-year college. Nearly 60 years later, the former governor reflects on his vision for MSU Denver and the future of higher education.
As a young state legislator, Roy Romer fought to create a new open-access, four-year college. Nearly 60 years later, the former governor reflects on his vision for MSU Denver and the future of higher education.