Chrono Trigger: A Game Out Of Time and Out Of This World
Maddy Otten steps out of time to review a classic video game originally released in 1995: Chrono Trigger. Continue reading Chrono Trigger: A Game Out Of Time and Out Of This World
Maddy Otten steps out of time to review a classic video game originally released in 1995: Chrono Trigger. Continue reading Chrono Trigger: A Game Out Of Time and Out Of This World
Joshua Monen decides to do a roll of the dice with the new Dungeons & Dragons film. Continue reading Rolling with Advantage: Honor Among Thieves Scores a Critical with Audiences
Come read the winner of this year’s Poetry Month Contest: Life Above Ground by Ame Maestas! Continue reading 2023 Poetry Month Contest Winner: Life Above Ground
Come read the runner-up of this year’s Poetry Month Contest: Crocodile by Landyn Salzman! Continue reading 2023 Poetry Month Contest Runner-Up: Crocodile
What’s Up Front, and who are the people behind it? Dehnal Tena lets us know in this down-and-dirty overview. Continue reading Getting Up Close with “Up Front”, The Front Page’s New Podcast
Isabel Delgado describes the adversities that women and ethnic minorities experience in STEM – and the importance of bring awareness to these issues. Continue reading The Impact of Bias in Academia: A Look at the Experience of Women and Ethnic Minorities in Engineering
Dehnal Tena explores what Work Study is and its various aspects, including its numerous benefits. Continue reading So, What Is Work Study?
Today marks the 20th anniversary of the start of “Operation Iraqi Freedom.” Much has been made about the war in Iraq since it’s start 20 years ago today, but as it’s often said, hindsight is 2020. So it’s valuable to look back, and see what FRCC students and The Front Page staff had to say about the Iraq War when it was happening. Continue reading From The Archives: The Iraq War
Smoke gets in your eyes when you enter Westminster’s hidden gem of a barbecue eatery: GQue Barbecue! Continue reading The Smokey Aroma of Success
Joshua Monen talks about how the Oscars – and Front Range Community College – can both be a chance at redemption for many people. Continue reading Oscars Week: Everyone Loves a Comeback