Plaza Building closed due to a water main break.

MSU Denver is deeply concerned about the impact of the Marshall and Middle Fork Fires on our community. For Roadrunners who have been directly impacted, we are here for you. Please review the below resources and campus support services and reach out to your advisor, manager, Human Resources with any questions or needs.

Roadrunner Resources: 

Student Emergency Fund: impacted students may apply for relief

Roadrunner Response Fund: impacted faculty, staff and alumni may apply for relief

Emergency Accommodations: The University has secured a limited number of hotel rooms at the SpringHill Suites Denver Downtown for current MSU Denver students, faculty or staff members who were forced to evacuate their homes. Please call 303-705-7300 if you are in need of emergency accommodations and be prepared to provide your MSU Denver ID number. Discounted room rates are available and MSU Denver may be able to assist with room rates for those who need financial support.

Springhill Suites by Marriott

Counseling Center: wellness and support services for employees and students

Crisis and Victim Assistance Line: 303-615-9911

MSU Denver CARE Team: wellness and support services for students

How you can help other Roadrunners: 

Donate to the Roadrunner Response Fund: Donate to assist MSU Denver Alumni, faculty, staff and students who have been negatively impacted by natural disasters such as wildfires, flooding, etc.

Donate to the Student Emergency Fund: Donate to assist MSU Denver Alumni, faculty, staff and students who have been negatively impacted by natural disasters such as wildfires, flooding, etc.

How to help community members: 

Donate items to Arc Thrift stores: To donate gently used items that can replace belongings lost in the fire, please visit your local arc Thrift Store.

Share your home: Through Airbnb, hosts can give people a temporary place to stay during emergencies, like a natural disaster, refugee crisis, or global pandemic.

Additional Community Resources:

Boulder Emergency Operations Center - Public Information Map

Boulder Office of Emergency Management Emergency Status Updates

Boulder County Fire Lost and Found Pets