
There are some simple ways you can take part in Disability Pride Month and celebrate all of our unique differences. Read more…
There are some simple ways you can take part in Disability Pride Month and celebrate all of our unique differences. Read more…
Jenna Montague is the director of the optics program at FRCC, where she is helping to inspire the next generation of technicians and helping shape the field.
Front Range Community College has developed the nation’s first Bachelor of Applied Science in integrated building design—a confluence where interior architecture, drafting and design come together.
On an April morning at Front Range Community College’s Larimer Campus, sirens blared, and helicopters hovered overhead—not for a real emergency, but to provide Emergency Medical Services (EMS), nursing and law enforcement students with an immersive training experience.
Graduate Chelsea Carroll has overcome great challenges to succeed in college. Here is Chelsea’s inspiring story, in her own words…
At age 64, Jim Weimar is a military veteran, cancer survivor and former USPS employee. This week he’ll walk across a graduation stage for the very first time.
FRCC is now offering four new certifications in behavioral health. These offerings provide the tools students need to help people in Colorado communities.
FRCC now offers a new bachelor’s degree in business administration, giving students around the state a flexible new way to elevate their business careers.
As FRCC prepares to become a federally designated Hispanic-Serving Institution, let’s talk more about what becoming an HSI might look like for our college.
As I prepare to step down as Chancellor of the Colorado Community College System, I find myself reflecting on not just my career but a journey.
Coloradans have a direct pathway to launch careers in the tech sector with flexible, online training in artificial intelligence, data analytics & cybersecurity.
As FRCC joins the nation in recognizing Juneteenth, we reflect on the deeper meanings of this important holiday through voices from within the college community.
An FRCC educator shares their journey from first-generation college student to proud, Queer, Nonbinary leader in education.