Front Range Community College's Student Voice
Donned in glittering gold leggings and a bird mask, Professor Jonathan Montgomery took the stage - which was littered with toy birds - on April 26 to kick off the third annual Instructor Reading. Professor Montgomery normally teaches English composition at Front Range Community College, but as he started his introductory poem, he and... Continue Reading →
Werewolves, death and corruption. These were just a few of the topics addressed on April 20th at the release party for the fourth volume of Howl, the literary magazine at Front Range Community College. Located in the newly renovated Performing Arts Gallery, the release party for the literary magazine was a personal, yet gripping event.... Continue Reading →
Hidden Figures By Quill Skidmore Hidden Figures is a film about Katharine G. Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson, the black women in the NASA program that got the first American in space. I went to see it this past week and thought that it was an amazing work of art. The dedication of these... Continue Reading →
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Written By: Josh Speer If this election has taught us anything, it is that politics can lead us to extreme polarization and that something has to be done to clean up the mess we’re left with. Outside of the riots, protests, surge of hate crimes (whether staged or not), and social media flame wars, college... Continue Reading →
Written By: Alex Liethen Many students on community college campuses are considered non-traditional students. According to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), “traditional enrollment in post-secondary education is defined as enrolling immediately after high school and attending full time” while a non-traditional student is anyone who falls outside this demographic; “therefore, students who delayed... Continue Reading →
The Westminster Public Library is a very alive and thriving place. There is everything from clubs to art displays. English instructor, Tino Gomez, has been collecting vinyl records for more than thirty years. He has a select few out of his collection, which comprises approximately four thousand records, on display for the month of October... Continue Reading →
Written By: Diana-Mari Rossell-Eddy Photos By: Diana-Mari Rossell-Eddy Falling leaves and pumpkin spice means Autumn is finally here! You and your family can kick-off this Fall season by visiting some of these local, family-friendly events: Cottonwood Farms, located at 1535 North 75th Street in Boulder, is a rather quaint little farm tucked into the countryside.... Continue Reading →
Written By: Josh Speer If you’re enrolled in a communication course--whether written or verbal--at Front Range Community College this semester, it is possible that you’ll need help at one point or another. Whether your questions have to do with grammar or paragraph structure, there are resources to assist you. They are scattered both on our... Continue Reading →
