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Metropolitan State University of Denver has appointed Ethan Waples, Ph.D., as interim dean of the College of Business, effective Aug. 1. Waples currently serves as associate dean of the college and brings to the role extensive experience in business higher education. Waples’ leadership comes at a pivotal time for the college as it prepares for […]
The Spring 2025 graduating class at Metropolitan State University of Denver celebrated their achievement Friday at the University’s Commencement ceremony at the Denver Coliseum. Led by President Janine Davidson, Ph.D., the ceremony honored 1,580 graduates, including 1,230 undergraduates and 350 master’s students. Nearly half of the undergrads identified as students of color, 56% were first-generation college students […]
In a world where risk is constant and complexity is the norm, Metropolitan State University of Denver is redefining how tomorrow’s business leaders are trained. The secret? A specialization in internal audit. “Historically, internal audit has not been a widely taught or emphasized field within universities,” said Amanda Jo Erven, a certified public accountant and […]
Spring Commencement is almost here, taking place May 16, and the excitement on campus is rising. As the Metropolitan State University of Denver community prepares to celebrate the Class of 2025, the University gives a standing ovation to the employees who have signed up to volunteer and invites everyone to join in the celebration. Whether […]
After a successful debut last year, Metropolitan State University of Denver’s second annual Community Collab Summit will be back in the fall semester, and organizers want to hear your ideas for conference topics. The event will take place Sept. 12 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Tivoli Turnhalle. The Community Collab Summit is […]
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A spring downpour didn’t dampen the vibe at Roadrunners After Dark, Metropolitan State University of Denver’s new late-night student event. Hosted April 30 by the Center for Multicultural Engagement and Inclusion, the indoor-outdoor bash brought students together for a music-filled evening of fun, food, and cultural celebration.
The President’s Cabinet at Metropolitan State University of Denver ushered in a new leadership era Thursday, when President Janine Davidson, Ph.D., introduced longtime faculty leader Matt Makley, Ph.D., as the University’s new provost and vice president for Academic Affairs. Makley, a former History Department chair and Faculty Senate president, had been serving as interim […]
Accessibility has always been a core value at Metropolitan State University of Denver, but new state and federal laws are driving even greater action to ensure that no student, employee or visitor is left out when engaging with digital content. Colorado House Bill 21-1110 requires all public universities and agencies to make their websites, mobile […]
Among navigating degree plans, managing transfer credits and balancing life’s curveballs, college can be overwhelming. Fortunately, Metropolitan State University of Denver students have some help. This week, the University is celebrating the advisors who help students make informed decisions and access the support they need to succeed. April 27-May 3 marks Global Advising Week, an […]
