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themetonline Publisher Publications - Issuu The Metropolitan is a student-run newspaper produced by and for the students of Metropolitan State University of Denver. Supported by advertising revenue and student fees, The Metropolitan has served the Auraria Campus since 1979. It is a part of Met Media, a program to prepare future communications...

A Metropolitan State University of Denver student government councilor was allegedly caught photocopying explicit content on campus, and is accused of theft and poisoning a cat.
University officials told journalists on this story that they could be "sanctioned" for including comments from two women speaking out against Nelson. These sanctions varied from warnings to withholding of a degree.
Reporting by Sara Martin and Isabel Guzman.

MSU Denver student government councilor faces multiple allegations - My Met Media An MSU Denver student government councilor was allegedly caught photocopying explicit content on campus and is also accused of theft and other things.

It is with a heavy heart that we report longtime journalism professor, amplifier of Black voices and Met Media’s Associate Director Alfonzo Porter has passed away. Honor his memory with us and learn more about his legacy here:

Alfonzo Porter, journalism professor passes away - My Met Media Longtime journalism professor, amplifier of Black voices and Met Media’s Associate Director Alfonzo Porter passed away suddenly March 12.

Metro’s student government violates Colorado Law. Read more from The Metropolitan on Metropolitan State University of Denver's MSU Denver TSAC and the Open Meeting and Sunshine Law violations.

MSU Denver’s student government violates Colorado Law - My Met Media The Student Advocacy Council is in opposition of the state’s open meeting requirements In multiple sessions that broke Colorado Open Meeting and Sunshine Laws, MSU Denver’s student government held meetings last summer and this fall where budget, co-chair elections and weekly meeting times were d...

The right of Colorado women to have an abortion is now part of state law, after a controversial bill was approved by the legislature and signed earlier this month by Gov. Jared Polis. Learn more about this bill by clicking the link below.
📝 Isabel Guzman, The Metropolitan

Abortion rights bill divides lawmakers - My Met Media The right of Colorado women to have an abortion is now part of state law, after a bill was approved by the legislature and signed earlier this month.

Denver Public Schools conducted the first Model United Nations in Spanish at North High School on March 19 with the theme of “Technology Access in Education.” Learn more about this event by clicking the link below.
📝 Elisa Lobatos, The Metropolitan

Model UN studies tech in education - My Met Media Denver Public Schools conducted the first Model United Nations in Spanish at North High School with the theme of “Technology Access in Education.”

Frida Kahlo is the next artist to make the journey to the Mile High City at Lighthouse Immersive. To learn more about Frida Kahlo before your visit click the link below.
📝📸 Reanna Medina, The Metropolitan

Frida's identity is Mexico's history - My Met Media Frida Kahlo is the next artist to make the journey to the Mile High City at Lighthouse Immersive. The exhibit will be in Denver till May 30.

Every season the trade deadline forces fans to say goodbye and good luck to some of their favorite players. Click the link below to read more!
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📝 Tiffani Hernandez

New faces and tough goodbyes - My Met Media Avalanche wrap up trade season with deeper team Every season the trade deadline forces fans to say goodbye and good luck to some of their favorite players. General Manager Joe Sakic has been known for hustling some of the other teams out of some underrated players. This season is no different as the...

The Hyatt Regency Hotel in Denver Tech Center was home to the Sportswomen of Colorado (SOC) 48th Annual Awards Celebration. To read more of this story click the link below.
📝 Joshua Glenn, The Metropolitan

Knocking our SOCs off - My Met Media The Hyatt Regency Hotel in Denver Tech Center was home to the Sportswomen of Colorado (SOC) 48th Annual Awards Celebration.

Lighthouse Immersive opened a new exhibit for one night only to raise funding for Ukraine called “Immersive Schevchenko: Soul of Ukraine.”
📝📸 Reanna Medina, The Metropolitan

Lighthouse Immersive shines their beacon on Ukraine - My Met Media Lighthouse Immersive opened a new exhibit for one night only to raise funding for Ukraine called “Immersive Schevchenko: Soul of Ukraine.”

Fiona Hill, who is a previous U.S. National Security Council official and adviser to former President Donald Trump, sat down with MSU Denver President Janine Davidson accompanied by Foreign Affairs magazine editor Daniel Kurtz-Phelan for the President’s Speaker Series on March 16. Read more of this story by clicking the link below.

📝📸 Sara Martin, The Metropolitan

President's Speaker Series featuring Dr. Fiona Hill - My Met Media “I think all of us have taken a vacation from history,” Fiona Hill said during her recent visit to MSU Denver. Russian aggression is spreading in Eastern Europe and many are facing a wake up call. Hill, who is a previous U.S. National Security Council official and adviser to former President Don...

Coloradans and Ukrainians alike congregated at the Colorado Capitol in support of the recently invaded nation. Clink the link below to learn more!
📝📸 Sara Martin, The Metropolitan

‘They are giving away guns, trying to defend their country’ - My Met Media Denver’s Ukrainian community gathers as Russia invades Two days following Russia’s full-scale invasion of its former Soviet state, Coloradans and Ukrainians alike congregated at the Colorado Capitol in support of the recently invaded nation. Gleb Dombrovskiy, originally from Almaty, Kazakhstan, ...