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A recent Front Poll regarding student and staff opinions on violence in the United States â including the assassination of … Continue reading Front Page Poll Sees FRCC Attendees Condemn Kirk Assassination – But Mixed Response Otherwise
THIS IS PART ONE OF A TWO-PART SERIES! Each semester at Front Range Community College comes with fresh classes, new … Continue reading Wi-Fi and D2L Struggles Upon Studentsâ Return to FRCC
The transition from a community college to a large university can be frightening; the RAM Transfer Academy (RTA) at Colorado … Continue reading RAM Transfer Academy Builds Bridges for Front Range Students at CSU
As of late, some instructors at the Westminster campus of FRCC have experienced issues in receiving faultless paychecks from the … Continue reading Some Instructors At FRCC See Pay Discrepancies
People of the romantasy genre, tell me, are you into morally grey men? Maybe a little bit of âwho did … Continue reading A Meeting With Elise Nelson at FRCC
In recent times, there have been road repavement developments near the Westminster Campus of FRCC. These repavements have been taking … Continue reading 112th & Sheridan Sees Construction Efforts, Plus a Look Into Communication Protocols at FRCC
FRCCâs Larimer Campus hosted a fabulous fashion show on September 15. With students serving as models and the school’s own … Continue reading FRCC Fashion Show Proves Donated Outfits Make Fabulous Outfits
Dr. Marielena DeSanctis, was appointed September 10 as chancellor of the Colorado Community College System (CCCS), which includes FRCC. She … Continue reading CCCS Sees First Latina Chancellor: Dr. Marielena DeSanctis
There are a number of recycling bins that are available around campus for people to dispose of recyclable materials. Yet, … Continue reading Recycling Not Properly Managed at FRCC’s Westminster Campus
âItâs the effortâit’s impressive the amount of things happening.â That line from Tim, the Senior Director of Student Life and … Continue reading FRCC Hosts Farmers Market before Art Gallery