Future-proof: Why nutritionists are in such high demand
Editor’s note: Throughout the 2025-26 academic year, RED’s Future-proof series will focus on real-world outcomes, community needs and the critical…
Tag: College of Health and Human Sciences
Apprenticeship opens doors for aspiring social workers
Matthew Bustos never imagined he could afford to pursue a master’s degree in Social Work. After nearly a decade as…
Andrew Dole sets the table for victory in New Zealand rugby
This story appears in the spring 2025 issue of RED Magazine. When friends say Andrew Dole has come a long way, they’re not…
President’s Award recipient finds her calling in compassionate caregiving
Long before Angie Petersen entered exam rooms, hospitals and nursing homes as a student nurse, the Metropolitan State University of…
Why doomscrolling hooks us — and how to break free
Doomscrolling — chances are, you’ve done it. You open Instagram or TikTok, only to slip down a rabbit hole. Before…
Why eggs are still worth cracking — even as prices remain high
Eggs have become a costly item nationwide in recent months. In February, the average retail price of a dozen large…
Though tasty and convenient, ultra-processed foods come at a cost
On the first floor of the King Center on the Auraria Campus, vending machines stand as fluorescent oases, tempting hungry…
Public-health experts hopeful Denver’s flavored-tobacco ban will discourage young people from using
A tobacco-policy analyst at Metropolitan State University of Denver thinks the city’s ban on the sale of flavored tobacco and…
Mental health care is in high demand — but harder than ever to access
A 2023 Colorado Health Access survey found that 26.2% of Denver residents reported poor mental health. Even more troubling is…
Speech-language clinic helps kids find their voice
Linda Baker and Abby Marroon recently met for the first time, though Marroon has known Baker’s son, 4-year-old Monty Manley,…