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From mobile to connected home devices, technology is becoming more intertwined with our lives every day. And while technology is evolving faster than ever, cybercriminals are working hard to find ways to compromise the technologies that our personal and business lives rely on. Cybersecurity Awareness Month aims to highlight some of the emerging challenges that exist in […]
Metropolitan State University’s Department of Theatre and Dance is producing two faculty-directed performances this semester with Carrie Colton directing “Pippin,” beginning Thursday, and Julia Mitchell directing “The Day the Internet Died,” which will open in November. How it happens When picking a production to put on, production manager Megan Euler says there are several things to consider. The Theatre Department looks […]
Fall is in the air, which means it’s time for the Roadrunner community to get in step and keep hearts and toes warm all winter long during the fourth annual Metropolitan State University of Denver Socktober giving event! Feel Roadrunner pride down to your toes by making a gift during Socktober, and together we can ensure that MSU Denver […]
Filling in for President Janine Davidson, Ph.D., Provost Alfred W. Tatum, Ph.D., welcomed attendees to the September meeting of the President’s Cabinet by highlighting last week’s Fall Welcome Back. The event drew more than 400 in-person attendees and 300 online viewers and included an overview of Workday and the presentation of the 2022 Teaching Excellence […]
Have you ever received an email from someone you knew asking you to buy gift cards out of nowhere? Or a message from an unnamed administrator saying your account is going to be deleted if you don’t renew your information? In today’s digital age, cyberattackers commonly try to pretend to be someone you know or […]
Chiles have played a central role in Hispanic/Latin culture for a long time, especially around southern Colorado. Their flavorful taste and aroma activate senses that can evoke long-forgotten memories and build new associations. To continue Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Hispanic-Serving Institution Week, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion is engaging employees in a heated […]
Today through Friday, Metropolitan State University of Denver will host a series of events to celebrate and recognize the University’s Hispanic-Serving Institution designation. The designation granted by the U.S. Department of Education acknowledges colleges and universities that meet three requirements: The HSI designation may mean different things for different Roadrunners. Therefore, the Office of Diversity […]
Members of the Metropolitan State University of Denver community are invited to attend next week’s meeting of the President’s Cabinet.
Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Board of Trustees approved the Phase II budget at the Aug. 25-26 board meetings, including the compensation increases for faculty and staff members detailed by President Janine Davidson, Ph.D., on Friday. The budget also includes funding to improve student advising, expand the Pathways to Possible program, provide more paid internships, launch the Institute for Public Service […]
You may have experienced how the internet’s anonymous nature can sometimes bring out the worst in people. The powerful technologies that have become a part of our everyday lives give tremendous benefits to the people who use them, but they can also create new problems or complicate existing ones. In particular, cyberbullying has become a […]
