Front Range Community College at Westminster is full of life this semester. The student organizations are no exception. Studies have shown that campus involvement, especially for first generation college students, can be largely beneficial for success through the college experience and ultimately attaining a degree. With that said, here is a list of ways to... Continue Reading →
The Parking Solution at FRCC
Written By: Jacob Hallberg The fall and spring semesters at Front Range Community College can cause quite the predicament for students attending their classes. The influx of vehicle traffic and seeming lack of spots can cause students to be late for their classes and just generally be stressful. Often times students will leave from home... Continue Reading →
Important Fall Dates and Deadlines
By Jacob Hallberg The summer semester is nearing its end and students are scrambling to finish up the last assignments and tests. Often times, students can feel overwhelmed with the many different deadlines that come with a new school semester. With so many upcoming, these final weeks can become a blur. The New Student Orientation... Continue Reading →
Student Employment at FRCC-Westminster
By Jacob Hallberg Financial status plays a significant role in the overall stress level of many students attending Front Range Community College. The job market can seem like a scary front, but in truth employment at Front Range Community College is a smooth process if you are willing to put in the effort. Front Range... Continue Reading →
FRCC’s Newest Award Winning Program
Front Range Community College has an award winning program housed on campus that you may not have heard of, the Gateway to College program. At the end of June, PJ Travin, the Assistant Director of the Gateway to College Program, and Andy Dorsey, the President of FRCC, traveled to Minneapolis, MN to accept the award.... Continue Reading →
Bike MS to Raise Money for Multiple Sclerosis at FRCC in June
Multiple Sclerosis is a disease which attacks the protective myelin that covers nerve fibers. When these fibers deteriorate your brain and body have a hard time communicating with each other. Most people are diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 50. Women have over a double likelihood of being diagnosed. Furthermore, Colorado has a higher... Continue Reading →
High Plains Fitness Center Camps Help Students Stay Active this Summer
It’s no secret that an overload of studies and busy schedules cause students to neglect the gym during the semester. To help students achieve their fitness goals this summer, the High Plains Fitness Center is offering a variety of camps designed to “raise [students’] confidence and discover new abilities,” said fitness center coordinator, Amber Kavehkar.... Continue Reading →
Howl Release Party at College Hill Library
Front Range Community College-Westminster creates a student driven, campus-wide journal titled Howl every two years. This year the third edition was released at the Howl Release Party on April 21, in the College Hill Library. The event had music by FRCC’s Gypsy Jazz Trio, a free copy of Howl, and refreshments that were served. Attendees... Continue Reading →
Student Awards Ceremony
Each year, Front Range Community College awards successful students by hosting the Student Awards Ceremony. Located in the Rocky Mountain room on Thursday, April 7, at 3:30 p.m., the Student Awards Ceremony commemorated students for performing above and beyond expectations. The event is a great time for anyone to celebrate successful students. Dan Balski, the... Continue Reading →
