Stories that capture the lives and experiences of FRCC students, faculty and staff.
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?
Check, is it mate? I think so! This is what millions of players say when they finally beat an opponent … Continue reading FRCC Westminster’s Chess Club
No one will know their names â strange for two who are so important to the campus community, That’s because … Continue reading Serving humanity after death: FRCC Larimer’s cadaver lab
It’s black and white and abstract, but it reveals a world of depth and dimension. This is Hayden Bruner’s captured … Continue reading Creativity shines through in digital imaging program
17-year-old, Raquel Pando, helps her older relatives when theyâre voting.Whether itâs because their eyesight is bad, or just because they … Continue reading The Ballot Can be Confusing: KUNC Reporter Helps Clear it Up
A cup of tomato basil soup was Daisy’s lifeline to sobriety.She had been fighting addiction for years. As a young … Continue reading A Cup of Soup, a Body of Support: FOCO Cafe
Over the summer I and four other FRCC students made a documentary traveling from Fort Collins to Pueblo using public … Continue reading How Five FRCC Students Who Knew Next to Nothing About Transit Made a Documentary About The Front Range Passenger Rail Train
âI am armed with a handgun,â Jared Wyn told me. âSo, if there were a situation in which we need … Continue reading In It to Wyn It: FRCC’s Campus Security Supervisor Jared Wyn
1600 applicants applied for the Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship this year. The scholarship, providing as much as $55,000 for two … Continue reading Vatey Ouy, 2024 FRCC Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship Semifinalist
The Plains Paradox, the Boulder County campus Literary and Arts Journal, celebrated its 22nd annual publication on April 25th, 2024. … Continue reading This yearâs Plains Paradox Sets the Tone for Future Volumes