Sports is a $1 trillion business. More students want in on the action
With new stadiums sprouting across the country, throughout the world, and, soon, in Denver, and with women’s sports reaching unprecedented…
Category: Business and Economics
Former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to speak at MSU Denver
At a time of rapidly shifting economic conditions — from persistent inflation and changing interest rates to an evolving labor…
AI is changing the rules of career readiness
Artificial intelligence is changing what it means to be workforce ready. Healthcare, finance, manufacturing, education, journalism and marketing are all…
Five surprising facts you probably didn’t know about Colorado history
Colorado marks its 150th anniversary Aug. 1, with celebrations taking place across the state. But according to Derek Everett, Ph.D.,…
7 things to know about federal financial aid changes
New federal rules are reshaping how students and families pay for higher education ‒ especially those who rely on federal…
Future-proof: Why demand for data science is on the rise
Editor’s note: Throughout the 2025–26 academic year, RED’s Future-proof series will focus on the critical role public universities play in…
Identical twins graduate side by side with accounting degrees
Whether they’re sitting in an accounting class, showing a home to potential buyers or picking up graduation gowns, Polina and…
Civil Engineering student builds her career from the ground up
Claudia Carrillo has concrete and rebar in her blood. That’s not a medical emergency, but a career calling that spans a generation. “My dad works in construction. He’s…
What first-time homebuyers need to know before entering today’s market
For Denver home sellers, the news isn’t great: There are more homes competing for buyers, and, according to Redfin.com, the…
MBA students partner with Rowdy’s Corner to strengthen campus food access
Graduate students in the Master of Business Administration program at Metropolitan State University of Denver are tackling food insecurity —…