Front Range Community College Blog

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. 

January 19 marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a time when we honor his contributions toward civil rights, equity and social justice in many forms. 

FRCC is launching a new partnership with Mazda that will strengthen hands-on learning and career pathways for students in the college’s Automotive Tech program.

Students worked together to design and build assistive technology devices. Teams spent 10 weeks creating solutions inspired by people in the real world.

With some thoughtful planning and smart strategies, you can make college more affordable. Now’s the time to get started.

Major surge in scholarships is helping strengthen Colorado’s workforce and our communities.

FRCC Foundation scholar Heather Meyer was forced into a major life change after a rare hemorrhagic stroke. Read the powerful story of her path back to stability.

With Professor Kristina Kahl students quickly discover that learning is anything but passive. She designs her sociology courses around hands-on experiences. 

November 17-21 is International Education Week—a reminder of how essential global learning has become in preparing students for today’s interconnected world. 

FRCC has been selected to join a national, invitation-only program that equips colleges to redesign advising models for today’s learners. 

Northern Colorado residents will soon have a new place to get affordable dental care, thanks to a first-of-its-kind clinic at FRCC.

Front Range Community College proudly recognizes students and alumni who are the first in their families to pursue higher education. 

FRCC is the only Colorado college selected to join the Complete College America Accelerator, an ambitious national initiative led by Complete College America.

FRCC has just been awarded a competitive multi-year TRIO Student Support Services grant for the college’s Larimer Campus.

Many people think quantum technology is only for PhDs in physics. But in reality, 80% of the jobs in this field won’t require advanced degrees.

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.

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.

We asked members of our campus community to share their favorite holiday movies and the stories behind why those films mean so much to them.