The Effects of COVID-19 On Student Life
Written by Sarah McClure Photo by Sarah McClure Fall is a time for change, and a major shift has extended
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A Note from the editor
Written by Joe Fisk After a short hiatus from publishing over the summer semester due to COVID-19-related complications, The Front
Front Page Summer Operations Update
Dear readers of the Front Page Student Newspaper,
Due to present circumstances involving COVID-19, the newspaper will not be publishing articles over the summer. We will, however, return for the Fall 2020 semester. Until then, we thank you for your patience and understanding.
Please stay safe and keep kindness in your hearts.
Farewell to the Front Page, a Note From the Managing Editor
Life can be full of surprises.
I never expected to make writing a career in any capacity, but here we are. I began working here at the paper as a writer, a reporter, a student who had so much to learn and so far to go. I never expected to find the friendships that I did, to find all of the small joys that lay hidden throughout the school, or to find my path that will hopefully lead me to new horizons.
OER helps reduce students’ textbook burden
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.
Experience, opportunities, and summer jobs through STEM Internships
Written by Joe Fisk Internships are a way to acquire a summer job and gain experience in your field,
Column: Study Habits It’s always a good time to start a personal budget
Written by Lori Robinson
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.
FRCC Staff Foils Extortionist’s Plan
Written by Lori Robinson
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.
FRCC Hires New Dean of Student Affairs
Written by Ezra Ekman
After Aaron Prestwich’s September departure, FRCC sought a new dean of student affairs. Student organizations were invited to join a forum of faculty and staff to interview three candidates for the role on November 7, 2019. The forum was livestreamed so that students, faculty, and staff who couldn’t attend the forum could watch remotely.
Students: The Pantry has your next meal ready if you need it
Written by Lori Robinson
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.