Three years after getting accepted to Front Range, changing my major three times, and getting a job at the Front Page, I am finally graduating with my Associates in Anthropology. Front Range has granted me the opportunity to work more towards my education, as well as meet people who will become lifelong friends. As I move on to further my education at CU Denver, I will always be able to look back on the lessons Front Range has taught me.
Students: The Pantry has your next meal ready if you need it
Written by Lori Robinson National Hunger Awareness Week, Nov.16 to Nov. 24, found Kirk Clark busy with activities designed to promote awareness of food insecurity among Front Range students.
Wolfcast ep. 13 feat. Richard Ortner
Wolfcast ep. 13 Weekly news and events Music by Foley Feat. Richard Ortner Joe Fisk Drew Lascot
The Wing Cave & Grill Review
Written by Legend Jones Illustration by Madison Otten This spring my friends and I made plans to go see the new Avengers movie. Obviously, we had to plan everything a whole month in advance because of the hype. We nearly had it all together: the number of people going, how much each ticket was,... Continue Reading →
Howl Deadline is Fast Approaching
The howl deadline is fast approaching, be sure to submit your entries by Dec. 10 to HOWL.submissions@frontrange.edu
Wolfcast ep 12 Feat. Tino Gomez
Wolf cast ep. 12 Music by Foley Feat. Joe Fisk Tino Gomez Howl Writing and Art due Dec. 10th for the Spring 2020 publication Submit yo HOWL.submissions@frontrange.edu
Tamara White Feature
By Hayley Hunt Tamara White was born in Denver, CO, but bounded around Arizona and Illinois for 10 years before coming back home. White accepted the position of assistant vice principal of student support and enrollment in May 2019.
STEM Internships
By Hayley Hunt Front Range Community College is participating in multiple science, technology, engineering, and math, known as STEM, internships this year. Max Miller, a faculty member at FRCC Westminster says that they are “trying to get students connected with internships in different STEM fields,” and to give them an opportunity to get experience in their future field. There are multiple internships in earth and environmental science, biology, energy, computer science, math, and engineering. Many of the internships have an application date that starts in November and goes through January 2020.
Lighthouse Review
Written by Samantha Wolfe “Keeping secrets, are ye?” Since its premiere at Cannes Film Festival earlier this year, The Lighthouse has been generating conversation across film fans and critics alike. Coming four years after director Robert Eggers’ feature length debut, The Witch, his sophomore feature engulfs viewers in a time long forgotten, using excellent cinematography, a smart script and a minimal but excellent cast to transport audiences along to the lighthouse with them.
