Tuition could leap nearly $300 per student
by Grover Greer
The Metropolitan
Tuition for full-time students carrying 15 credit hours could be increased anywhere from $129 to $295 for a student for an academic year.
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What does COF mean, anyway?
by Boyd Fletcher
The Metropolitan
College students in Colorado will be receiving state funds for higher education in a whole new way this fall. more >>>
Tivoli renovations on track
by Kathryn Graham
The Metropolitan
Though it’s over 100 years old, renovations on the Tivoli are moving along smoothly and on schedule. more >>>
SGA reviews budget, hires office manager
by Matt Quane
The Metropolitan
Metro’s Student Government Assembly discussed the budget, tuition and also grew by another member during their meeting last Thursday.
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Campus reaches out
by Clayton Woullard
The Metropolitan
A month after much of South Asia and parts of Africa were devastated by a deadly tsunami, members of the Auraria community have stepped up to help the survivors. more >>>
Three receive MLK award
by Armando Manzanares
The Metropolitan
The beating of African drums in the grand, majestic Tivoli Turnhalle welcomed more than 300 attendees at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Peace Breakfast Friday, Jan. 21. more >>>
Homecoming Dates / OnCampus
I am not lovin' it
Tim Dunbar
Guest Columnist
As Americans we are inundated by advertising. Some of it is, frankly, much better than the television shows, periodicals and other media in which it is presented. more >>>
A woman’s place is in the trenches
Zoë Williams
Columnist
The campaign may be long gone, but the most egregious slogan of Election 2004 still leaves me frothing at the mouth. more >>>
Letters to the Editor
Combat not the military’s only job
SGA fighting against its past perception
A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur' expertly realized
by Adam Goldstein
The Metropolitan
One of the most magical elements of the theatre is its uncanny ability to transport the audience to another time and place. Much more than film, where the action is aided by million-dollar effects and exotic locales to sustain its illusion, true stagecraft relies on the expert ensemble of suggestion, nuance, and good-intentioned guile for its impact. more >>>
Spies and P.I.'s
A seedy peek at Denver's detectives and their prey
by Holly Velarde
The Metropolitan
It began during a stroll downtown, when my eyes happened upon a brass nameplate that read 'David L. Williams: Private Investigator' on the fence of a white mansion. I knew spies and private eyes lurked in the lines of novels and in metropolitan streets of sin, but I never expected to find one in Capitol Hill. more >>>
Album Picks of the Week
Born Against
(the entire catalog)
Kill Rock Stars repressed these hardcore gems, insuring that they'll be in print for the foreseeable future, and enabling Born Against to get reviewed in mainstream rock
magazines-which is really funny if you're Born Against more >>>
Club Dates
'Runners stumble against Orediggers
Mines halts Metro's 27-game conference winning streak
by Elin Otter
The Metropolitan
It took a bunch of Orediggers from Golden, Colo., to stop the only undefeated team in Division II men's basketball. First-ranked Metro (15-1, 8-1 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference) fell 74-71 to the Colorado School of Mines (13-4, 7-2 RMAC). more >>>
Will loss wake up a slumbering giant?
The 14-3 women's basketball team could be on the verge of doing something that, more then likely, no one thought they could do-take over the conference lead from Regis . more >>>
Women's hoops on a streak
Davis, Molock lead late charge against Orediggers in RMAC Eastern Division
by Matthew Gunn
The Metropolitan
The Lady Roadrunners continued their hot streak on the road last weekend. Two big wins came over Colorado Christian and Colorado School of Mines. Metro has brought their current winning streak to five games, four of which have come on the current road trip. more >>>