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Iron Lung Review

This is not an expedition. It is an “Iron Lung” review.  Moments before descending into an ocean of blood, a small, bright circle of futuristic technology casts a red-tinged light into the dingy, cramped interior… Continue reading Iron Lung Review

April 23, 2026August 26, 2026
ICE in schools 

ICE in schools 

On January 30th, students held an anti-ICE walkout. The walkout began at 2:00, starting with a small but mighty crowd. By 2:15, the crowd had moved from Mountain View High School to the roundabout on… Continue reading ICE in schools 

April 23, 2026August 26, 2026
Open Educational Resources (OERs) And Their Importance in Higher Education

Open Educational Resources (OERs) And Their Importance in Higher Education

Do you remember seeing a phrase like “No Textbook Cost” in any of the courses that you’ve taken or are taking?  That is a part of Open Educational Resources (OER), a program that offers free… Continue reading Open Educational Resources (OERs) And Their Importance in Higher Education

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None Feel Excluded at FRCC’s Multicultural Center
Campus News, Wolf Life

None Feel Excluded at FRCC’s Multicultural Center

Max Hendrickson discusses FRCC Larimer’s new multicultural center. Continue reading None Feel Excluded at FRCC’s Multicultural Center

‘Ambassadors’ to Extend FRCC’s Reach Into Area Schools
Campus News, Inside FRCC

‘Ambassadors’ to Extend FRCC’s Reach Into Area Schools

FRCC plans to introduce “K-12 ambassadors” at local schools to increase visibility for students considering college careers. Continue reading ‘Ambassadors’ to Extend FRCC’s Reach Into Area Schools

What Does Equity Look Like? FRCC Students Are Leading the Way.
Campus News, Inside FRCC

What Does Equity Look Like? FRCC Students Are Leading the Way.

Morgan Treat discusses FRCC’s new Equity and Inclusion Council. Continue reading What Does Equity Look Like? FRCC Students Are Leading the Way.

The Formation of the Muslim Student Association: Fostering College Communities
Campus News, Features, Wolf Life

The Formation of the Muslim Student Association: Fostering College Communities

Izzy Maculo discusses the formation of FRCC’s first Muslim Student Association with its president, Lake Hogan. Continue reading The Formation of the Muslim Student Association: Fostering College Communities

Remembering Friday: Northern Colorado’s Last Arapaho Chief
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Remembering Friday: Northern Colorado’s Last Arapaho Chief

The day after Thanksgiving, America celebrates one of its favorite holidays; Black Friday. Last year broke spending records, with shoppers … Continue reading Remembering Friday: Northern Colorado’s Last Arapaho Chief

The Scariest Time of Year – 10/30/23
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The Scariest Time of Year – 10/30/23

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Dread
Contest Winners

Dread

Photo by kbetart “Right Now!” I murmured to myself – My eyes snapped open to scan my bedroom. Feeling a … Continue reading Dread

Just Jam
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Just Jam

Photo credit: Dinner With Julie This story contains discussion of eating disorders. If you or someone you know is struggling … Continue reading Just Jam

Beyond the Skull: Understanding the Tradition of Día de los Meurtos
Opinions / Editorials, Staff Editorials, Wolf Life

Beyond the Skull: Understanding the Tradition of Día de los Meurtos

In 2017 Pixar Animation came out with the film “Coco” which revolved around a holiday which is widely celebrated in … Continue reading Beyond the Skull: Understanding the Tradition of Día de los Meurtos

Digging Deeper – 10/16/2023
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Digging Deeper – 10/16/2023

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