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MSU Denver students, from left to right, Tanakit Noonnak, David Lopez and Ian Real-Rios return to campus for the first day of the spring semester classes on January 21, 2025
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Photo of the Week: Students flock to campus for a new semester

Metropolitan State University of Denver students returned to campus for a snowy first day of classes.

MSU Denver students, from left to right, Tanakit Noonnak, David Lopez and Ian Real-Rios return to campus for the first day of the spring semester classes on January 21, 2025

Photos by Alyson McClaran

See Metropolitan State University of Denver students who attended in-person classes at Auraria Campus on Tuesday, Jan. 21.

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