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What Colorado’s disappearing glaciers are telling us
Colorado's majestic ice masses are melting faster than expected. Time is running out, so visit these remaining four before they're gone.
One of the defining challenges of climate change is that its progress can be so gradual, you don’t notice it…
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PHOTOS: MSU Denver students get a first look at campus housing
Summit House model rooms offer a sneak peek at the residence hall that will open in fall 2027.
Beds up high or beds down low? Dark metal frames or light wood to match the mass timber on the…
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Coaching couple aims to bring championship glory back to the MSU Denver pitch
Katie and Jeff Hooker bring decades of experience as both players and coaches to their roles.
This story appears in the fall 2026 issue of MSU Denver Magazine. Katie Hooker may be Metropolitan State University of Denver’s…
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Casey Phinney
Casey Phinney, MA, is an assistant professor in the Department of Aviation and Aerospace Sciences at Metropolitan State University of…
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Becky Bolinger
Becky Bolinger, Ph.D., is an affiliate faculty in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Metropolitan State University of…
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Lina Martin-Corredor
Lina Martin-Corredor, Ph.D., is an associate professor in the School of Education at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
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Ask a Professor turns difficult topics into opportunities for dialogue
MSU Denver faculty host student discussions designed to put the ‘civil’ back in civil discourse and show that disagreement doesn’t have to mean division.
Sometimes, starting a conversation about politics is as simple as offering someone a Red Bull. That's one way faculty members…
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Meet the MSU Denver alumna who became United’s most senior pilot
Chresten Wilson made history after four decades in the cockpit, becoming the first woman to reach the top of the airline’s ranks.
This story appears in the fall 2026 issue of MSU Denver Magazine. The Himalayas. The Northern Lights. Betty White. In…
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Demand for Aviation program soars
Against the backdrop of a national shortage, MSU Denver is training the next generation for careers in the cockpit and the control tower.
Every year, students come to Metropolitan State University of Denver to build a career in flight — and more of…
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MSU Denver sees growth in full-time students, while overall numbers remain stable
Preliminary enrollment numbers reflect the University’s ongoing efforts to make college accessible and to welcome students from diverse backgrounds.
Metropolitan State University of Denver welcomed nearly 10,000 full-time degree-seeking undergraduate students this year, an increase of nearly 5% over…
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