
Whether you’re navigating your first week of classes or planning ahead for graduation, FRCC is here to help you succeed this semester and beyond.

Whether you’re navigating your first week of classes or planning ahead for graduation, FRCC is here to help you succeed this semester and beyond.

FRCC will host its first-ever free mobile food market with a drive to help more students connect with available hunger-relief resources on campus.

This summer, 14 FRCC students traded their desks for Alaskan glaciers, tidal flats and rainforests—2,400 miles from home. Read about their learning adventure.

Front Range Community College art students painted an 1,800-square-foot butterfly mural in downtown Longmont. See the project—and meet the artists.

For many Colorado residents, finding affordable dental care can feel like an impossible task. Now a first-of-its-kind clinic at FRCC is changing that reality.

FRCC has again been asked to participate in the prestigious Metallica Scholars Initiative, transforming our students’ futures through scholarships and support.

When Marine Corps veteran Lance Smith went back to school at age 47, he wasn’t planning to build the next big tech startup. But that’s exactly what he’s done.

For more than 14 years, Roxanne Strand has helped keep technology running smoothly at Front Range Community College—while making sure people always come first.

Students in FRCC’s forestry, wildlife & natural resources program are tackling real-life projects that produce lasting benefits for Colorado communities.

FRCC has earned a distinction for colleges that have robust, integrated systems to ensure no student has to choose between their education and their next meal.

The Longmont City Council has voted unanimously to approve Phase II of FRCC’s Urban Innovation Campus and its Intergovernmental Agreement.

FRCC is launching a new associate degree program in paramedicine to give students and working EMTs a clear path to career advancement and higher paying jobs.

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

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

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