Written by Lori Robinson
In late 2015, FRCC English Professor Kelli Cole came across a New York Times article about homelessness among struggling college students. Continue reading OER helps reduce students’ textbook burden
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Illustration by Madison Otten
If Super Bowl LIV and other wintertime festivities blew your dietary New Year’s resolutions out of the water, I’m here to help you get your house back in order. Why, you say? Because I want to get my own house in order by establishing a personal budget and could use a forum in which to compare ideas with my fellow students. What’s more I hope to show others, who may be as averse as I once was to the world of low math, that budgeting is good for us; it helps us examine what we are doing, set goals, and figure out how to get where we want to go. Continue reading Column: Study Habits It’s always a good time to start a personal budget
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Westminster Police and FRCC Campus Security are seeking information that could lead to the suspect in an apparent kidnapping scam phoned in to an employee’s desk on Jan. 13. Continue reading FRCC Staff Foils Extortionist’s Plan
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National Hunger Awareness Week, Nov.16 to Nov. 24, found Kirk Clark busy with activities designed to promote awareness of food insecurity among Front Range students. Continue reading Students: The Pantry has your next meal ready if you need it
Written by Lori Robinson Photo by Jonathan Montgomery There’s a great migration underway, and students may not even be aware … Continue reading Faculty and staff data migration underway
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Car picture courtesy of Douglas County Police Department
If your momma tells you she loves you, check it out.
Back in 1990 when I began my journalism studies, that was the advice a mentor imparted to me. The advice holds up well, perhaps especially these days.
I’ve had some recent conversations about the concept of news organizations as government watchdogs, during and after the week that I had completed an Oct. 14 evening shift ride-along with Patrol Officer Mark P. Smith of the Westminster Police Department. Continue reading Night on the Beat, Ride-a-long with WPD
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Illustration by Madison Otten
Four new representatives win seats in special SGA election
New Student Government Association Representative Tin Dinh wants to “make the experiences here at FRCC more enjoyable.” Dinh is one of four new representatives who won SGA seats in September’s special election. Continue reading SGA’s Recent Election Seats
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Those interested in serving on FRCC Westminster’s Student Government Association can still garner a seat at the table in a special election starting today. Continue reading SGA seeks representatives in this week’s special election
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Illustration by Madison Otten
Standard Response Protocol training for lockout/lockdown emergencies takes place later this month.
It’s a new semester with new classes, books, friends, instructors and advisors. As students dig into studies at FRCC Westminster, an opportunity also arises for updated training in campus safety. Continue reading Sharpen your SRP skills and learn how to save lives
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Illustration by Madison Otten
A power outage interrupted school business for the eastern half of FRCC Westminster Monday morning. Continue reading Power outage scuttles Monday morning studies
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