Dialing in to the possibilities of telehealth
With one in every three Americans living in an area without access to mental- and behavioral-health services, the need and…
Category: Education
Sim Labs pave the way for the future of health care
Metropolitan State University of Denver ushers in a new frontier for the future of patient-centered health care this September with…
MSU Denver trustees voice opposition to tax measures
Metropolitan State University of Denver’s governing board on Wednesday passed a resolution formally opposing two tax-related ballot measures that members…
New state program to reimburse college costs
The promise of a college education is within reach for more Coloradans, thanks to a new state program that reimburses…
MSU Denver awards associate’s degrees to stopped-out students
Lisa Johnson, a 59-year-old grandmother of six, was “overwhelmed” when she learned she would receive a degree. “I was shocked…
Students shield Coloradoans from thousands of cyberattacks
The hackers are winning, and it’s not even close. The global cost of cybercrime is expected by research company Cybersecurity…
Students still have time to apply for fall aid
Last fall, the U.S. Department of Education released a simplified Free Application for Federal Student Aid form intended to make…
Pipeline program guides low-income students to a college degree
First-generation college students from low-income backgrounds face unique hurdles in navigating the academic expectations and red tape that are part…
Accelerator program addresses critical shortage of mental-health care providers
With mental-health conditions such as depression, anxiety and addiction on the rise, Metropolitan State University of Denver is partnering with…
Changemaker: Award-winning student serves his lacrosse and teaching communities
Editor’s note: Throughout the year, RED’s Changemakers series will feature students, faculty members, staff members and alumni who are trailblazers…