Highlighting Student Work:
How Five FRCC Students Who Knew Next to Nothing About Transit Made a Documentary About The Front Range Passenger Rail Train
Over the summer I and four other FRCC students made a documentary traveling from Fort Collins to Pueblo using public transportation, in order to cover the prospective Front Range Passenger Rail. We were all student journalists with the school’s newspaper, The Front Page, but between the five of us – Morgan Treat, Julian Hanes, Catherine… Continue reading How Five FRCC Students Who Knew Next to Nothing About Transit Made a Documentary About The Front Range Passenger Rail Train
Interviews:
A Cup of Soup, a Body of Support: FOCO Cafe
A cup of tomato basil soup was Daisy’s lifeline to sobriety.She had been fighting addiction for years. As a young mom it was a constantbattle choosing which to love: her daughter or meth. Meth won. Her daughtergot taken away.Daisy (not her real name) could not find the strength to win the battle — untilshe stepped… Continue reading A Cup of Soup, a Body of Support: FOCO Cafe
The Ballot Can be Confusing: KUNC Reporter Helps Clear it Up
17-year-old, Raquel Pando, helps her older relatives when they’re voting.Whether it’s because their eyesight is bad, or just because they don’tunderstand the information on their ballot, this Front Range CommunityCollege student helps her elders vote, even though she can’t yet. She said, “It definitely took me, when I was trying to help them, a lot… Continue reading The Ballot Can be Confusing: KUNC Reporter Helps Clear it Up