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9News - July 22, 2026
MSU Denver law professor, Jazmin Chavez affirms that a detained traveler at DIA exercised her constitutional rights, regardless of her visa
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KMGH-TV (Denver7) - July 20, 2026
failures they left the theater disappointed. Vincent Piturro, an MSU Denver Professor of Film and Media Studies, said theaters around the
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Summit Daily News - July 15, 2026
Still, two major factors — turnout in populous counties and Democratic enthusiasm — helped drive this year’s surge compared to past midterm primaries, according to Rob Preuhs, a professor and chair of political science at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
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9NEWS - July 14, 2026
Any Denver adult has a one-in-four chance of receiving a jury duty summons each year. "So, 145,000 over 600,000 comes out to 0.2416. We could just call it 24%," said Ben Dyhr, a mathematics professor at MSU Denver.
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9News - July 14, 2026
Nearly every other crime statistic is down, and the five-year homicide rate is still down this year. Andrea Borrego, professor and chair of criminal justice and criminology at MSU Denver, said context is always important in deciphering crime trends.
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KMGH-TV (Denver7) - July 08, 2026
Metz maintained the shooting was accidental.
Metro State University Criminal Justice Professor Denise Mowder said the judge could have
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Telemundo Colorado - July 03, 2026
Vincent Piturro, an English and Film Studies professor at MSU Denver, explains the cultural phenomenon of people celebrating together, regardless of nationality, during the World Cup. He says the celebration goes beyond the sport.
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9NEWS KUSA-TV - July 03, 2026
In one instance, a chatbot used harmful language to describe a gay person. In another, a chatbot recommended conversion therapy. Samuel Jay, a communication studies professor at MSU Denver, reviewed the report. He said the results aren't surprising given what AI models are traine
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The New Republic - July 02, 2026
administration,” agreed Robert Preuhs, the chair of the political science department at Metropolitan State University of Denver. The outcome
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KMGH-TV (Denver7) - July 02, 2026
Northern Colorado chapter.
Chair of Political Science at MSU Denver Robert Preuhs explained democratic socialism first gained popularity a
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KMGH-TV (Denver7) - July 01, 2026
rights,” DeGette said.
Denver7
But Metropolitan State University of Denver Political Science Chair Dr. Robert Preuhs said Kiros’s lack of
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KMGH-TV (Denver7) - July 01, 2026
... outnumbering Republican ballots," Robert Preuhs, chair of political science at MSU Denver, told Denver7 Tuesday afternoon to explain the
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CBS Colorado - July 01, 2026
Robert Preuhs, chair and professor of political science at MSU Denver, explains the frustration of Democrats with incumbents and the desire to see stronger voices, as well as pushback against the Trump administration
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Courthouse News Service - July 01, 2026
up to Trump more.
Robert Preuhs, chair of the political science department at Metropolitan State University of Denver, ultimately sees the
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KMGH-TV (Denver7) - June 30, 2026
to the secretary of state's office.
Robert Preuhs, chair of political science at MSU Denver, said the raw numbers are actually trending a
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KMGH-TV (Denver7) - June 30, 2026
that will eventually win in the general election," Robert Preuhs, chair of political science at MSU Denver, told Denver7. "A lot of state
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Telemundo Colorado - June 30, 2026
Con importantes cargos estatales y federales en juego, el voto latino, que representa una parte significativa del electorado de Colorado, podría influir en el resultado de varias contiendas clave.
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The Denver Post - June 30, 2026
to watch,” Robert Preuhs, a political science professor at the Metropolitan State University of Denver,
told The Denver Post earlier this
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Telemundo Colorado - June 29, 2026
Elizabeth Parmelee, Vicepresidenta de estudios de pregrado en MSU Denver, explica que en Colorado las primarias tienen un peso especial porque muchos distritos tienen una inclinación política marcada.
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Denver7 - June 29, 2026
We learned today some of the biggest impacts, though, to the supply, the water supply may come after the flames are put out. Dr. Michael Williams, the interim director of MSU, Denver's fire emergency response administration, says these crews usually have a plan to protect the lo
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9NEWS KUSA-TV - June 29, 2026
This week, the Supreme Court ruled that the White House can restart its controversial asylum policy. Jazmin Chaves, an expert in immigration law at MSU Denver, says these rulings are difficult because they limit how people can legally come to the U.S.
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KMGH-TV (Denver7) - June 28, 2026
important that we have a say in what happens with our futures,” MSU Denver student Kalise McCurry said.
This year’s primary election marks
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Longmont Times-Call - June 28, 2026
instructor for the Aviation and Aerospace Science Department at Metropolitan State University Denver, said communities have every right to
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Denver7 - June 24, 2026
Tonight, it appears there is still no agreement about inspecting Iran's nuclear sites that were damaged in the war, despite the White House's insistence that a deal has been done. So, what's true? Is the war really over? This afternoon, I spoke with Dr. Robert Hazan. He is an eme
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CW2 - June 24, 2026
A federal judge has permanently blocked key parts of President Donald Trump’s executive order on elections, ruling after a legal fight that began last year over voter registration rules and proof-of-citizenship requirements. Rob Preuhs, Professor and Chair of Political Science at
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The Denver Post - June 21, 2026
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FOX31 - June 18, 2026
"I am very curious what Katie Hooker, the head women's soccer coach at MSU Denver, has to say. What does she think about who's going to win the World Cup? We are also going to talk about so much of the excitement of soccer in the world cup right now."
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KMGH-TV (Denver7) - June 18, 2026
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unknown - June 16, 2026
Artificial intelligence offers new and expanding tools, but also risks. “(AI) can be helpful in creating a treatment plan or finding resources for someone that you can print out at the end of the meeting,” adds Amanda Baranski, DSW, LCSW, LMNIT, lecturer at the Department of Soci
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Denver7 - June 14, 2026
Denver 7 spoke with Christopher Jennings, Journalism department chair at MSU Denver, about those new immigration policies, including a proposal to require 5 years of social media history and the impacts on world cup attendance. He predicted this exact outcome.
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