Online Archive:
The Front Page has been all online since 2016, and as such, every article we’ve written since then is right here on our website. You can see all of them broken down by month right here.
Physical Archive Features
The Front Page went online in 2016, but has been serving Front Range students since 1989. Luckily, most issues of The Front Page and it’s predecessors were archived by previous newspaper staff. Unluckily, they have yet to be digitized, so they can’t be made publicly available online. Instead, here are a select few articles that we’ve found in our archives, and think are especially interesting.
Give Peace A Chance
52 years ago, CCDN’s student newspaper was covered in articles and images about the shooting at Kent State University. This is a transcription of that page. Continue reading Give Peace A Chance
How FRCC Lost its Solar Panels
FRCC’s Westminster campus began construction in 1975. Originally a new location for Community College of Denver’s (CCD) North Campus, it was built at the height of the oil crisis, when energy efficiency and fossil fuel consumption were at the top of everyone’s mind. As a result, the Westminster Campus was built with energy efficiency as… Continue reading How FRCC Lost its Solar Panels
Archives: “Hidden Camera Found”
FRCC is not without its own set of mysteries. Let us explore one mystory pulled from the past archives by Seth Ciancio. Continue reading Archives: “Hidden Camera Found”
Looking for something older?
The Front Page has archives of various student newspapers, staff newsletters, and literary magazines going back as early as 1969. Unfortunately, we don’t have the resources necessary to digitize these, so if you want to see them, you’re going to need to contact The Front Page. You can do that through our website right here, or send us an email at FrontPage@frontrange.edu. If you’re lucky, we might even answer the phone.
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