Bingo! Drag Queens at FRCC
If you found yourself playing bingo at one of the events which took place at each of FRCC’s campuses last … Continue reading Bingo! Drag Queens at FRCC
Category: Campus News
All of the news happening at FRCC.
Anyone For a Hot Bowl of Soup? Peak Café Has It
Soup’s on. Lunchtime at the Peak Café: Chicken noodle steams in the kettle, ladle at the ready — egg noodles, … Continue reading Anyone For a Hot Bowl of Soup? Peak Café Has It
Qualifying Students to get Two Years of Free College Under New Colorado Law
Starting next semester, qualifying FRCC students can have years of their education paid for. The bill allowing this, HB24-1340, was … Continue reading Qualifying Students to get Two Years of Free College Under New Colorado Law
FRCC Games Club Hosts Its First Annual Holiday Party
Photos by Luke Purvis The Front Range Community College Games Club recently celebrated a milestone semester with its first-ever Holiday … Continue reading FRCC Games Club Hosts Its First Annual Holiday Party
AvantArt Event at FRCC
Photos by Luke Purvis Each year, FRCC hosts AvantArt, an event that brings together students, families, professors, and the local … Continue reading AvantArt Event at FRCC
FRCC VP Voices Support for DEI as Republicans Enact Bans Across The Country
As colleges in many Republican-governed states lose their diversity, equity and inclusion programs – DEI – FRCC Vice President, Dr. … Continue reading FRCC VP Voices Support for DEI as Republicans Enact Bans Across The Country
Comedy Show at FRCC
Photos by Luke Purvis FRCC hosted a fun, interactive, improv comedy show that had the crowd laughing with excitement. They … Continue reading Comedy Show at FRCC
Trunk or Treat and We’re Wolves Halloween Party
The Front Range held an event for Halloween this year, inviting the community to fun activities for kids and adults … Continue reading Trunk or Treat and We’re Wolves Halloween Party
New Semester, New Time For Calm
Dehnal Tena investigates the new changes to FRCC’s “time breaks.” Continue reading New Semester, New Time For Calm
Do Students and Teachers Feel Safe in School Hallways and Classrooms?
Students and teachers at Mountain View High School express feelings of a lack of safety due to bullying and the threat of school shootings. Reports highlight inadequate administration response to bullying and anxiety over violence, with a pressing need for better mental health support and security measures. Continue reading Do Students and Teachers Feel Safe in School Hallways and Classrooms?