
FRCC has once again earned national distinction as a Military Friendly® School, ranked No. 7 in the country among large community colleges.

FRCC has once again earned national distinction as a Military Friendly® School, ranked No. 7 in the country among large community colleges.

The 41st Annual Front Range Community College Foundation Golf Tournament returns June 9—raising critical scholarship funds for students who need it most. The Front Range Community College Foundation is back with its 41st annual FRCC Foundation Golf Tournament! This event is more than a fun day of playing 18 holes of golf with friends. Every […]

Nursing graduate Vanessa Gonzales learned how to be successful in college—despite having narcolepsy—by advocating for herself and learning to ask for help.

Graduate Alyssa Andrade has overcome great challenges to pursue her dream of becoming a flight nurse—in the process becoming the example she once needed.

The student describes the milestone as a “really big deal,” marking the culmination of a journey that began in Guatemala.

FRCC will host two commencement ceremonies to honor its 2026 graduating class—awarding more than 5,000 degrees and certificates to almost 3,800 students.

This year, a mother and her child will cross the stage together—each earning their degree, and each carrying a story shaped by commitment.

For Teacher Appreciation Week we’re featuring Professor Javier Flores who is fostering community in our art department. Read how teaching became his calling.

Colorado’s Community College System is honoring four FRCC employees as some of the best and brightest faculty and staff members from colleges across the state.

The Colorado Department of Higher Education has designated FRCC as a First Generation-Serving Campus for the second year in a row.

Chris Sharp is graduating in May with an Associate of Arts degree in psychology, a path that reflects both personal growth and a clear vision for the future.

Thomas Acosta has been working as a field service technician at PepsiCo since 2016. Now an apprenticeship is training him to grow into a new position.

At just 17 years old, Gildebardo Mendoza is already nearing a milestone many students don’t reach until years after high school: earning a college degree.

Front Range Community College’s nursing programs have earned the No. 1 Registered Nurse program ranking in Colorado from NursingExplorer.com.