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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
Seth Ciancio discusses the FRCC Science Club’s newest event, hosting Nobel Prize winner Thomas R. Cech, PhD. Continue reading FRCC Science Club Hosts Nobel Prize Winner Thomas Cech
The committee deciding the fate of your graduation has met more than once since we first covered it. Dehnal Tena discusses the developments that have happened in those meetings. Continue reading How FRCC’s Graduation Looks Seven Months Away
Seth Ciancio delves into the stories and experiences shared between FRCC students and Governor Polis at last month’s Work-Based learning event with Governor Polis. Continue reading Governor Polis Visits FRCC Westminster to Discuss Work-Based Learning
Seth Ciancio dives into the history of course pricing at FRCC & CCCS to find out why tuition for online courses is higher than in-person equivalents. Continue reading Why Online Courses Are More Expensive Than In-Person at FRCC
Dehnal Tena takes us for a look behind the curtain at the committee that will form recommendations on how to improve next year’s graduation ceremony. Continue reading The Committee Deciding The Fate of Your Graduation Ceremony
Dehnal Tena dives deep into the celebration of Juneteenth at FRCC, including the Juneteenth commemoration BBQ. Continue reading Juneteenth Celebration at FRCC
Editor Joshua Monen bids The Front Page farewell. See you around, Josh! Continue reading Goodbye and Thanks For The Fish
What’s Up Front, and who are the people behind it? Dehnal Tena lets us know in this down-and-dirty overview. Continue reading Getting Up Close with “Up Front”, The Front Page’s New Podcast
Isabel Delgado describes the adversities that women and ethnic minorities experience in STEM – and the importance of bring awareness to these issues. Continue reading The Impact of Bias in Academia: A Look at the Experience of Women and Ethnic Minorities in Engineering