Who gets to be a doctor?
Jose Parra Gonzalez works with patients who have stage 4 cancer. The 2016 graduate who majored in biology and minored in chemistry is now…
Tag: Metropolitan State University of Denver
Fighting hunger with research… and Brussels sprouts
More than one in 10 Coloradans struggle with hunger, while nearly one of every six children may not know where their…
Delivering equity and meals on three wheels
Imagine what you could do with a fleet of electric-powered tricycles. Ricardo Rocha, the 26-year-old CEO of Abarrotes Bondadosa, Spanish for…
Bucking the enrollment trend
At 2.2 percent, metro Denver has one of the country’s lowest unemployment rates. That’s a good thing, right? Well, yes…
From standing water to standing ovations
How do you get a luxury car into an elevator? Aside from the obvious answer of “very carefully,” this is…
Partnership addresses Colorado’s water challenges
Growing up in the high desert, water awareness and basic habits of conservation became a way of life for MSU…
Claudia Rankine to talk race in Denver this week
For the better part of two decades, writer Claudia Rankine’s genre defying blend of poetry, prose and imagery has challenged…
Brother to Brother peer leader honored by mayor
Juan Palacios’ goal when he started mentoring his peers was just to reach one person. When he enrolled in college…
Is this the strongest woman in the world?
Sandra Tran is strong. The exercise science major with a minor in nutrition is heading to the World Classic Powerlifting Championships for a second…
Accounting for success
Five partners at Denver-based tax, audit and consulting firm EKS&H share more than the firm’s new Denver Tech Center high-rise,…