Denverite. Colorado gets a Mariachi Bachelor’s Degree at MSU Denver MSU Denver will offer a Bachelor of Arts in Mariachi Performance and

0 MSU Denver broke ground on a 200,000-square-foot residence hall on Wednesday. (Matt Geiger/BusinessDen) Metropolitan State University of

Here's why the college was able to start building just months after announcing its plans.

DENVER — Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU Denver) will break ground Wednesday on its first-ever on-campus dormitory, Summit

For many computer science students, artificial intelligence makes it easier to take care of tedious tasks, but it can also make it harder to land a job. Denver7 | Your Voice sat down with three Metropolitan State University Denver students studying comput

least, not until she wandered into the mariachi class offered by Denver’s Metropolitan State University. The first class was chaotic. Her

Tivoli Building at Auraria Campus on September 19, 2023, in Denver. Programs at designated Hispanic-serving institutions nationwide are

Metropolitan State University of Denver alum Adrian Rayas finished up his work on a mural at the university's music studio at 800 Kalamath St. in Santa Fe Arts District on Friday.

DENVER — Metropolitan State University of Denver alumni are putting the finishing touches on a 6,000-square-foot mural on the school's music

The Industrial Design Department at MSU Denver combines traditional craftsmanship with advanced technology, real-world projects, and global collaboration to prepare adaptable, entrepreneurial graduates who use design as a strategic force for innovation, sustainability, and meanin

music, which extends as far as Metro State University now offering a major in it. MSU Denver Offers Colorado's First Mariachi Degree |

run from a dedicated studio in Aurora. And in the fall, MSU Denver will offer a degree in Mariachi Performance and Culture , the first of

Metropolitan State University of Denver just made history in Colorado: The Denver-based public university has become Colorado's first

Less than 3% of students who received their associate degree through Colorado Re-Engaged decided to go back for a bachelor’s degree. A similar program had more success. The difference? Funding.

“I always say you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to get into the aerospace industry,” says Roberto de Mata, project manager in the Aviation and Aerospace Science Department. “It’s a diverse field with a wide range of critical STEM needs.”

professor of Music at MSU Denver and one of the faculty members who helped develop the program. “That’s our goal in Denver.” The degree

MSU Denver professor Dr. Alex Boodrookas joins us with more information on public opinion about the conflict.

MSU Denver launched Colorado's first mariachi degree, enriching music education.

The four-year college degree is not the automatic post-high school goal that it once was. Students are looking for alternative pathways that take less time and generate little or no student debt. Employers, meanwhile, are trying to fill jobs that do not necessarily need a bachelo

It truly is Mexico’s gift to music. And now, Metropolitan State University-Denver has just announced that beginning in the fall, it will

MSU estará ofreciendo el primer programa interdisciplinario de música mariachi para estudiantes interesados en aprender y formar parte de un mariachi. Con el apoyo del grupo de mariachi estudiantil, Los Correcaminos, estudiantes aprenderán sobre teoría musical, interpretación, he

And she's helping pass it on. The professional mariachi and MSU Denver alum is teaching music teachers in Colorado how to authentically

Metropolitan State University Denver is launching an Individualized Degree Program in Mariachi Performance and Culture this fall — the first

Metropolitan State University of Denver has built a reputation as a school with unique programs. Now there's something new for people with

Students at the Metropolitan State University of Denver can now major in mariachi. The new degree program, Mariachi Performance and Culture

Almost everyone talks with their hands, a form of communication whose roots can be found in ancient history -- like way, way, way back. At least that's the theory proposed by Metropolitan State University of Denver archeology professor Rich Sandoval. Sandoval says sign language m