Don’t Miss Family Math Night on April 15
Mathematics, otherwise known as a culmination of numbers and variables, is dreaded by many students. Bogged down methods of education, … Continue reading Don’t Miss Family Math Night on April 15
Mathematics, otherwise known as a culmination of numbers and variables, is dreaded by many students. Bogged down methods of education, … Continue reading Don’t Miss Family Math Night on April 15
With the passing of spring break, FRCC students are more than halfway through the semester. A lot of work is … Continue reading Stress Adversely Affects College Students’ Minds and Bodies
It is a turbulent time to be alive. It seems with every passing day there is one more thing to … Continue reading Jeremy Haft at FRCC: Is China Steamrolling the United States?
Have you ever stared into the vast night sky and gotten lost in thoughts, grappling with concepts about our place … Continue reading Journey to Space in Astronomy Club
Runoff from rain and melted snow skips the water treatment plant. Called stormwater, this runoff acquires pollutants as it travels … Continue reading Stormwater Poses Pollutant Threat to Students
The divide between student and school life maintains a steady gap of detachment. Students head to their classes and afterwards … Continue reading Muslim Student Association
One of our most fundamental, mammalian systems is the collection and dissemination of information from old generations to new. Without education, I would not know how to cook, speak, write or be a human. Continue reading “FRCC is One of Few Community Colleges to Initiate Guided Pathways”
Wiffle ball began as a casual backyard activity, but over the years, has drifted its way into the abyss of sports in America. Although Wiffle ball remains casual, the popularity behind the sport has been on a steady increase since its invention in 1953. Continue reading “FRCC’s Wiffle Ball Tournament”
“Nobody can imagine or tell you how hard being a parent is, but never mind being a full-time single parent and full-time student,” said Anna Sliviak, single parent and student at Front Range Community College-Westminster. Continue reading “Struggles of Single Parent Students”
Front Range Community College professor, Dr. Cecilia Gowdy-Wygant, facilitated a gender dialogue luncheon on March 9 to discuss gender based violence. This event occurred second in a series of presentations about gender dialogue through a co-curricular learning experience grant, funded by Student Life and presented by FRCC’s Women’s Studies program. Continue reading “Stand Against Gender Based Violence”