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John Paul “Jack” Pogge spent eight years of his tremendous life deeply invested in Metropolitan State University of Denver, as a member of the Board of Trustees, including two years as its chair. Pogge, who died last month at age 72, served on the University’s governing board from 2012-2019, a period of growth and […]
MSU Denver’s second annual Community Collab Summit brought together employees from across the University Friday for a day of connection, learning and growth. From speed networking and interactive Community Circles to skill-building professional-development workshops and a keynote address by Elizabeth Kleinfeld, Ph.D., attendees explored topics including AI, data storytelling, inclusive culture, self-care and community support. […]
At Metropolitan State University of Denver, a job is never just a job — it’s the starting point for a journey of growth, discovery and leadership. By investing in its people and advancing Pillar V of the 2030 Strategic Plan, the University is building a culture where continuous learning turns everyday roles into meaningful careers. […]
The Roadrunner community is heartbroken by two devastating events: the shooting at Evergreen High School and the tragic death of political activist Charlie Kirk on the campus of Utah Valley University. The University’s deepest sympathies go out to the victims, their families and the communities affected, President Janine Davidson, Ph.D. and Provost Matt Makley, Ph.D. […]
Gov. Jared Polis has signed an executive order reducing state spending by approximately $250 million for fiscal 2026. This action was the final step in addressing Colorado’s $783 million budget shortfall, created in part by the federal budget legislation known as H.R. 1 — the “Big, Beautiful Bill.” Colorado’s public colleges and universities will collectively […]
Faculty members at Metropolitan State University of Denver have the unique opportunity to step beyond the classroom and into a realm of senior leadership through the 2026 Presidential Faculty Fellow Program. Established by the Office of the President in 2020, this professional-development initiative offers Category I and II faculty members a chance to dive into […]
Metropolitan State University of Denver is upgrading its A–Z Directory to deliver a more accurate, searchable and dynamic experience, improving internal connectedness and external accessibility. Currently, the directory offers only basic information and lacks full profile pages with customizable content, including fields such as office hours, published works and general biographies. The enhanced solution will […]
Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Staff Senate has launched the 2025-26 fiscal year with renewed focus, expanded initiatives and a commitment to amplify staff voices while improving the student experience. With 58% of senators new to their roles, the Senate is approaching the year with fresh perspectives and a strong sense of purpose. During June […]
Faculty, staff and student employees came together Thursday for the annual President’s Welcome Back, kicking off Metropolitan State University of Denver’s academic year and 60th-anniversary celebration. Hosted by President Janine Davidson, Ph.D., the gathering celebrated MSU Denver’s enduring mission of providing accessible, career-focused education while laying out a bold vision for the University’s future. Honoring […]
The wait is over — the full agenda for Metropolitan State University of Denver’s second annual Community Collaboration Summit is here, and it’s packed with opportunities to learn, connect and grow. From thought-provoking Community Circles to skill-building professional-development sessions, this event offers something for everyone. Now that the full details are out, employees can plan […]
