Pride Door
FRCC Students and Faculty share their support for LGBTQ+ Pride. Continue reading Pride Door
Author: Maddy Otten
Maddy Otten has previously worked at the Front Page as a Writer, Editor, and Managing Editor. She is back again to contribute to the Front Page as a writer and illustrator. She enjoys writing entertainment, crafting, climate friendly, literary, and arts based pieces for the paper.
Snow Cone Social
By Madison Otten What’s the best way to kick off a new semester? Students were able to partake in free … Continue reading Snow Cone Social
Kristina Kahl Tackles Food Insecurity at FRCC
When Kristina Kahl came to Front Range Community College, she joined forces with Kelli Cole and April Lewandowski to help organize the Hunger Banquet.
Part five in the Hunger Block Series. Continue reading Kristina Kahl Tackles Food Insecurity at FRCC
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Wasted Food Event
On April 29, the Rocky Mountain Room once again hosted students from all walks of life as they learned about the hard truths in the food industry. Some of the students who attended this event also participated in the Hunger Banquet and Photovoice exhibition. Continue reading Wasted Food Event
Juneteenth Celebration
June 19 was a historic day for the Westminster Campus as we celebrated our first Juneteenth. Continue reading Juneteenth Celebration
Retro?
Illustrated by Madison Otten Continue reading Retro?
I AM FRCC
FRCC is all about community and fun. The institution holds events showcasing such ideals for the students. Most events give out free food and have a fun activity. This particular event featured something that most people would attribute to the world famous Instagram app: a Polaroid camera. Continue reading I AM FRCC
Geek Girl: Elder Scrolls
Illustrated by Madison Otten Continue reading Geek Girl: Elder Scrolls
Hunger Banquet-Pt. 3
The Rocky Mountain Room was humming with activity on April 25, as students and parents arrived to attend the fifth annual Hunger Banquet. Those who attended heard students speaking about hunger, not only in the physical sense, but also in the intellectual and spiritual standpoint. Over the course of the spring semester, the students from Kristina Kahl, April Lewandowski and Kelli Cole’s classes learned how hunger and food insecurity affects college students on a day-to-day basis. Continue reading Hunger Banquet-Pt. 3