Shania Rea, Rajina Caparachini and Benjamin Chairez are Metropolitan State University of Denver students who found a community, a home away from home, a support system and more through Greek life on campus. The University’s thriving, active fraternities and sororities offer all that, along with an unexpected bonus: the likelihood of better grades and a sense of purpose that keeps them on track to graduate. Learn more about Greek life at MSU Denver: https://www.msudenver.edu/multicultural-center/fraternity-and-sorority-life/00:00 - 🎬 Introduction: Why We Join Greek Life 00:08 - 💃 Expressing Culture Through Strolling 00:18 - 🏛️ Meet the Greeks: A Signature Event 00:35 - 💜 Finding a Home in a Sorority 00:48 - 🌍 Why People Join Multicultural Greek Life 01:02 - 🤝 Brotherhood & Lifelong Friendships 01:15 - 🏫 The Importance of Community in a Commuter School 01:35 - 🚀 Greek Life Helps You Grow & Lead 01:50 - ❤️ More Than Sisterhood: Supporting Each Other 02:03 - 🎓 Graduation, Leadership & Finding Your Voice 02:15 - 🔥 Final Thoughts: Why Greek Life Matters

Every October on the Auraria Campus, students swap ghost stories like biology notes, eagerly adding to the oral histories of a college campus constructed in Denver’s oldest neighborhood. For some, such as MSU Denver alumnus Jason Cordova, pursuit of the paranormal is more of a year-round trade.00:00 - Introduction: A Haunted Campus? 👻 00:10 - Auraria: Denver’s Oldest Neighborhood 🏙️ 00:25 - The History of Tivoli Student Union 🍺 00:40 - Strange Events at Tivoli at Night 🌙 01:00 - The Haunted Catacombs & Shadow Figures 🕵️‍♂️ 01:30 - Paranormal Investigations & Ghost Sightings 🎙️ 02:00 - The Mystery of the Little Girl’s Spirit 👧 02:30 - Why Ghost Stories Keep History Alive 📖 02:50 - Conclusion: Do You Believe? 🤔

In this episode of Roadrunner Rundown, President Janine Davidson, Ph.D., visits historic sites on Auraria Campus, delving into their rich cultural heritage with history experts and students. Learn about the importance of preserving history, the fascinating origins of Saint Cajetan’s Church, and how MSU Denver’s History Department prepares students for diverse career paths,from law to finance.