Seth Ciancio delves into the recommendations of the Transitional Commencement Committee and what this means for Spring 2024’s commencement. Continue reading “Improved & Noteworthy” Graduation to be Held in Loveland
Morgan Treat discusses FRCC’s new Equity and Inclusion Council. Continue reading What Does Equity Look Like? FRCC Students Are Leading the Way.
Cori Antinora shares details of a launch event for FRCC’s new Bachelor’s Degree: Business for Creative Industries Continue reading No Need to Transfer: FRCC Offering Third Bachelor’s Degree Program
Dehnal Tena dives deep into the celebration of Juneteenth at FRCC, including the Juneteenth commemoration BBQ. Continue reading Juneteenth Celebration at FRCC
Maddy Otten reviews the latest film added to the Spider-Man canon: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Continue reading Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Review
Editor Joshua Monen bids The Front Page farewell. See you around, Josh! Continue reading Goodbye and Thanks For The Fish
Today marks the 20th anniversary of the start of “Operation Iraqi Freedom.” Much has been made about the war in Iraq since it’s start 20 years ago today, but as it’s often said, hindsight is 2020. So it’s valuable to look back, and see what FRCC students and The Front Page staff had to say about the Iraq War when it was happening. Continue reading From The Archives: The Iraq War
Joshua Monen talks about how the Oscars – and Front Range Community College – can both be a chance at redemption for many people. Continue reading Oscars Week: Everyone Loves a Comeback
Seth Ciancio answers two important questions: why is the cafeteria still delayed, and why are we renovating it in the first place? Continue reading Wait- Why Are We Renovating The Cafeteria?
Seth Ciancio does a deep dive into the details, and controversy, around FRCC’s One College reorganization. Continue reading One College: Divided