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Microsoft has announced upcoming changes to its product-licensing for Microsoft Teams. Specifically, the software giant has announced the introduction of Teams Premium, an add-on to current Teams licensing that will provide enhanced functionality, security, reporting and more. With Teams Premium having launched Feb. 1, several current Teams features will soon be available only with a […]
Microsoft will update the multifactor authentication portion of the Office 365 login process Feb. 27. Once applied, Microsoft Authenticator app users will be required to enter a two-digit code to their second factor notification when receiving a push notification. This feature, called number matching, will replace the previous functionality that required only approving a push […]
The Gender Institute for Teaching and Advocacy and the Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies program in 2022 celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Bridge Program, which marks the intersection between Black History Month and Women’s History Month. In honor of this milestone, GITA and GWSS will pause the traditional Bridge event format to host a series of gatherings highlighting the program’s impact. Roadrunners and community members are invited to attend the following events. More details and speaker […]
Alfred Tatum, Ph.D., plans to step away from his role as provost and executive vice president for Academic Affairs at Metropolitan State University of Denver and will return to his passion for research and teaching as a professor in the School of Education. Deputy Provost Marie Mora, Ph.D., will serve as interim provost while the […]
The Metropolitan State University of Denver Staff Senate is accepting nominations for open officer and senator positions, including president and secretary, Feb. 13-March 20. Staff members are encouraged to nominate anyone they believe would be a good representative. Nominations can include personal nominations or a colleague. Why get involved? The benefits of participating in the Staff Senate include being […]
Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Department of Theatre and Dance is producing two performances this semester, with “Xanadu” running Feb. 23-25 and March 2-5 and “The Last Days of Judas Iscariot” running April 13-15 and 20-23. Carrie Colton, faculty member in Performance, has been selected as faculty director for “The Last Days of Judas Iscariot,” […]
Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Office of Human Resources is hosting Bring Your Child to Work Day on April 28. The event is an opportunity for children to learn about MSU Denver and the work their parents do and to experience being a part of the Roadrunner community. Bring Your Child to Work Day helps […]
Metropolitan State University of Denver Roadrunners gathered Jan. 25 in the Tivoli Turnhalle to celebrate the Lunar New Year. This year’s festivities included a lion-dance performance, a Japanese tea ceremony, activities, crafts and food as well as Gamelan, K-pop and kung fu performances. Lunar New Year begins 15 days after the first new moon of […]
According to 9News.com, Denver’s temperature dropped to 24 degrees below zero Dec. 22, “the coldest recorded temperature in the city in exactly 32 years.” As Coloradans face record-cold temperatures and higher-than-average snowfall, Metropolitan State University of Denver’s University Policy Advisory Council members plan to discuss a proposed University Closure Policy. The proposal is championed by the offices of […]
Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Staff Senate convened Jan. 10 for its monthly meeting led by President Rebecca Reid, innovation and transformation analyst for Human Resources. In the meeting, the body voted 16 in favor with one abstention to restructure the Staff Senate to match the recent reorganization of colleges. The former structure consisted of four […]
