Provost’s Award winner says small things add up to big wins
Noah Hannula doesn’t exactly do half-measures. There’s his 4.0 GPA. His four years as a starter on the Metropolitan State…
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Partnerships rewire career paths for apprentices
Young people eyeing their future prospects have a range of options to pursue, such as finding a job, seeking an…
Amid global challenges, MSU Denver’s economic impact grows
This story appears in the fall 2024 issue of RED Magazine. Against the backdrop of a global pandemic, nationwide enrollment…
As food insecurity on campus grows, students are Cooking With Purpose
More than a dozen students and volunteers gathered around a prep station to watch a demonstration of what they’ll be…
MSU Denver marks its 5th year as a Hispanic-Serving Institution
When Metropolitan State University of Denver was designated a Hispanic-Serving Institution by the U.S. Department of Education in 2019, it…
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 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…