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The process of creating software can be complex, often involving multiple people trying to get different systems with different architectures to work together. Sometimes, this process can lead to vulnerabilities in the software that the developers don’t realize are there — vulnerabilities that a bad actor might discover and take advantage of to get your data. […]
The Tivoli Station Bookstore in the Tivoli Student Union, formerly operated by Barnes & Noble, has officially reopened under the management of Follett Higher Education. As part of the campus’ partnership with Follett, a leading educational-service provider and retailer, the company has committed to providing a wider variety of academic resources as well as more low-cost options. Metropolitan State University of Denver remains […]
Metropolitan State University of Denver President Janine Davidson, Ph.D., and other senior University leaders have unveiled ambitious new goals to increase retention rates, graduation rates and other success metrics, as they seek to move MSU Denver’s 2030 Strategic Plan full steam ahead following Covid-19 pandemic disruptions. University leaders presented top-line success metrics to the MSU […]
James Kvaal, under secretary of the U.S. Department of Education, visited Metropolitan State University of Denver on Wednesday to better understand the institution’s modified-open-access mission and the needs of students. Kvaal toured the campus and got an in-depth look at the Advanced Manufacturing Sciences Institute. He also met with a diverse group of graduate and […]
Welcome to the fourth edition of Early Bird Trivia Tuesday! Today is this semester’s last Tuesday that the Early Bird will publish a short news quiz based on the previous week’s articles and University news. One faculty member, staff member or student employee who answers all five trivia questions correctly will be chosen at random […]
Undergraduate enrollment at Metropolitan State University of Denver is up nearly 3% this fall over the same time last year, thanks in large part to a sharp increase in new students, according to the University’s Fall Census, an annual measure of enrollment trends. New-student enrollment increased by nearly 16%, and the University continues to attract […]
Full-time, non-classified employees will receive a one-time stipend of $800 this fall, Metropolitan State University of Denver President Janine Davidson, Ph.D., announced last week. For most employees, the lump sum payment will show up in October paychecks, Davidson said during her annual Welcome Back address, in which she praised employees for their work in boosting […]
When students don’t have to worry about where their next meal is coming from, they can focus on earning their degree. In spring, Rowdy’s Corner consistently saw 500-600 students per week, up from 190 the previous year. The food pantry is currently $60,000 short of its goal to raise $160,000 and is asking all Roadrunners who are […]
Emeritus Professor of Anthropology Kenneth Keller, Ph.D., died Aug. 13 at age 83 after living gracefully with Parkinson’s Disease for 27 years. Loved by all who knew him, Keller was known to be kind, astute, courageous and a lover of corny jokes. Keller grew up in LaPorte, Indiana, where he stayed through his high school […]
The Metropolitan State University of Denver President’s Cabinet kicked off the 2023-24 academic year by convening for the first time Aug. 17. The meeting was led by President Janine Davidson, Ph.D. Opening remarks Announcements Faculty Senate Faculty Senate President Liz Goodnick, Ph.D., associate professor of Philosophy, spoke to the Cabinet to introduce new and returning […]
