Sara Martin

May 21, 2023 | mymetmedia.com | Sara Martin |Joshua Glenn

Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey and Eldorado Spring Water have found success in award-winning whiskeyBy Sara Martin and Joshua GlennWater is all around — even in a local favorite distillery, Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey. Located at 200 South Kalamath Street in Denver, Colorado, Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey is a single malt American whiskey. It was first introduced in 2004 by Jess Graber and George Stranahan, two friends who shared a passion for whiskey and the outdoors.

Apr 25, 2023 | mymetmedia.com | Isabel Pastor Guzman |Isabel Beltrán Guzmán |Sara Martin |Travis Brooks

Winners of MSU Denver’s Student Government: The Student Advocacy Council were announced on April 21 and the inauguration ceremony is to take place on April 28 in Jordan Student Success Building room 400 at 2:30 p.m.The Elections Results are as follows:Student Trustee: Michael WarnerSACAB Representative: Kristin M. Nergaard & Gabriel TrujilloCouncilors: Alejandro Casillas, Thomas Chaney, William Coats, Naomi Jacquez, John E. Nelson, Paul Nelson Jr., Denny Palacios, Matthew Rathbun and Ree Varcoe.

Apr 24, 2023 | mymetmedia.com | Sara Martin |Travis Brooks

Sara Martin Sara Martin is a photojournalist, reporter, and editor-in-chief of The Metropolitan. She is a junior student currently pursuing a degree in journalism and media production at Metropolitan State University of Denver. Sara was an intern in the Colorado Avalanche's front office during the 2021-22 championship season. She has previously been published in Ms. Mayhem, Colorado Community Media and NHL.com and pursues freelance journalism. Comments? Email [email protected]

Apr 10, 2023 | mymetmedia.com | Sara Martin

MSU Denver’s student government, The Student Advocacy Council, has published a letter condemning behavior regarding councilor Alan Williams who has used inappropriate language when engaging with council members since being elected last May. He has also been accused by members of the council of denying the genocide of Indigenous peoples in comments made in an October public meeting. Below reads the published letter from TSAC.