COO Larry Sampler offers a reminder about the Workday mandatory data-security training and tips for staying cozy on campus during Colorado’s infamous cold snaps.

Most classrooms and offices available for use, but water remains shut off. Visitors will be redirected to restrooms in adjacent buildings as repairs continue.

Faculty and staff members can save money compared with daily rates.

Campus leaders want to gather community ideas and opinions before construction begins this year.

Reimagined site to offer easy access to employee tools and resources.

On-campus and virtual counseling sessions available to help employees chart their financial future.

Choose from multiple options that reflect the spirit of the event.

Make sure your Workday demographic information is updated before the annual Employee Engagement Survey launches in February.

Hundreds gathered at the annual MLK Peace Breakfast to hear from activist Erika Alexander and celebrate the civil-rights leader’s life.

The renovation is part of a rehabilitation plan celebrating the church’s 100th anniversary next year.

The Tivoli Turnhalle turned into a festive 'Snowflake Chalet,' drawing hundreds of employees to the University's annual Holiday Fest.

MSU Denver alumnus Stephen Lease, CEO of the popular sunglasses company, shares lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Help welcome new colleagues and bid farewell to those moving on to new opportunities.

Beloved instructor and alumnus will be honored during a memorial service Monday.

Executive director of HSI Initiatives and Inclusion shapes the future of MSU Denver as a Hispanic-Serving Institution.

A memorial Mass for the Communication Studies senior lecturer will be held Tuesday in Castle Rock.

Metropolitan State University of Denver students returned to campus for a snowy first day of classes.

Submit a proposal for a chance to participate in MSU Denver’s 24-hour fundraising campaign.

The 2024 MSU Denver Foundation Annual Report highlights $22.6 million in fundraising and stories of donor generosity and impact.

The Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act report highlights educational initiatives, recovery resources and campus programs designed to support student wellness.

Annie Lee, Derek Longwell, Lisa Ali, Rachel Kaygi and Mike Davis join group overseeing philanthropic support.

History Department chair and former Faculty Senate president steps into role as Laura Niesen de Abruña transitions to faculty.

Samuel Jay is a longtime MSU Denver faculty member and leader.

Body votes to sign letter to state higher ed leaders outlining concerns, supporting collaborative approach.

Students stand to benefit with funding opportunities, enhanced career mobility

Educators boost student engagement and close equity gaps with student-centered teaching strategies.

Sibling professors improve student access through Open Educational Resources that can be freely downloaded, edited and shared.

Set to open in February, the center will investigate the root causes of low literacy rates and associated low science and math achievement.

The Colorado Convention Center was brimming with excitement on Dec. 13, when the University honored more than 1,300 students who earned degrees.

Individuals and teams earn recognition for nursing, marketing, manufacturing, teaching and more.

The Student Affairs’ branch recognizes team members who help the community thrive.

University professionals advance their leadership and management expertise through a semesterlong intensive program.

Heath Center Medical Director Ruben Zorrilla has advice on how to protect yourself from the highly contagious illness.

The School of Hospitality offers several options that can help you improve wellness while learning a new skill.

A Psychology professor offers tips for staying well in a time of uncertainty as MSU Denver offers mental-health and other resources for employees and students.

Free flu and Covid vaccines are available on campus. The Health Center at Auraria's medical director explains why you should take advantage of the clinics.

An attack over the weekend sent 250,000 malicious emails to University inboxes. Here’s how to stay safe.

A project team will begin work on the modern student information system in January, with onboarding and planning throughout spring.

Phone and internet service will be unavailable during the work.

Tips for protecting your data online, moving to Microsoft Authenticator app