ARCHIVE | Author: Laurel Thrailkill

Before she ever imagined transferring to the University of Colorado Boulder or becoming a therapist, Quynh Anh Do just needed someone to tell her she belonged. 

FRCC’s sociology program is hosting a public screening of the new documentary film The Inquisitor from Emmy Award-winning Independent Lens.  

FRCC has introduced the college’s new AI Chatbot—”Ask Apollo”—on the college website.

This Black History Month we’re taking time to recognize individuals whose leadership and persistence expanded access to education despite systemic barriers. 

Anyone who has ever used financial aid or transferred credits at Front Range Community College can likely trace that work back in some way to Jennifer Sheaman.

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

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.

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.