Join on Teams (click link to join at meeting time) for our virtual series, Unlocking Success, designed for online learners at MSU Denver–but all are welcome! Throughout this series, we will explore topics to help you be a more knowledgeable and confident student.  No matter where you are in your academic career, these workshops are tailored to support your growth, enhance your study skills, and equip you with invaluable tools for personal and academic success.  No sign-up required! Join on Teams!

Spring 2025 Cap and Gown Pickup, held over two days, is an event serving graduating students who will be attending the Spring Commencement Ceremonies. When ordering regalia, student have the option to select a 'campus pick-up option', as opposed to a home delivery option. Students who select the campus pickup option will pick up their regalia at this event. Additional Commencement ceremony information and some fun free giveaways will also be available, so you won't want to miss out! Regalia will be available to order through our regalia vendor, Herff Jones, via the Commencement Regalia webpage.

Are you ready for the BEST EVENT of Spring 2025!? The Consent Turns Me On (CTMO) Carnival is back for Sexual Assault Awareness Month! Join us for carnival food, consent themed-games, STI Testing from Be You Colorado, a consent petting zoo from PAWsitive Recovery, balloon animal making, a Denim Day themed Photo Booth, on-campus & community resources, and SO MUCH MORE! The carnival will be hosted on Wednesday, April 23rd from 10AM-2PM in Turnhalle 250. The 1st 100 folks who arrive at the carnival wearing Denim will receive a free denim bucket hat! Folks who participate in our passport activity will receive a free consent grocery tote bag. We are so excited to see y'all there!

This event showcases research projects and creative works by undergraduate students in all disciplines across campus through oral and poster presentations. Keynote Lunch at 11:30 Speaker: Dr. Brandon Obgunu, Assistant Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Yale and Professor at the Santa Fe Institute. The Panorama: Proteins, Pathogens, and Science in Peril Dr. Ogbunu will discuss various projects that examine the forces the dictate disease dynamics, including protein evolution and mathematical epidemiology. Lastly, he will discuss his work at the intersection between science and culture.

Come explore how our GRAD STUDENTS are shaping their fields!

It can be easy to think of being a “working student” solely in terms of the challenges of balancing so many competing demands as a student, employee, and all the other roles many MSU Denver students hold. However, skills gained in the workplace –whether on-campus work or off-campus—can actually promote student success in the classroom. Similarly, the skills that help students succeed as students can also make them better employees. In this workshop, students will gain an appreciation for how being a working student can be beneficial, enrich their resume, provide professional and personal development, and otherwise be an asset both in the classroom and workplace!