Documentary Explores Life, Legacy of Texas Congresswoman
FRCC’s sociology program is hosting a public screening of the new documentary film The Inquisitor from Emmy Award-winning Independent Lens.
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: Artist Spotlight
As part of this year’s celebration, we’re proud to spotlight a student artist whose work explores emotional depth, surrealism and personal identity, including their connection to their Mexican heritage.
Student Film Project on Front Range Rail Sparks Confidence, Curiosity
What started as a class project turned into a three-part docuseries that took students 180 miles across the state.
FRCC WANTS THE FUNK!
Get a sneak peek of the new documentary WE WANT THE FUNK! prior to its broadcast premiere—then boogie down with a live local funk band at FRCC.
Internationally Renowned Poet to Speak at FRCC
FRCC is hosting a poetry event with nationally and internationally recognized poet and writer Alejandro Jimenez. This event is free and open to the public.
Tapestry Tells History of Women in Colorado
Hand-stitched artwork at state capitol pays homage to their courage and perseverance. As we kick off Women’s History Month, I’d like to tell you about a remarkable piece of art hanging in our state capitol building in Denver. (If you haven’t been to the capitol, I highly recommend a visit. You can take a free […]
Student Wins Kennedy Center College Theatre Awards for Play About Gender Identity
A new student-written play called “This Haunting Red” explores a transgender man’s experience navigating his relationship with the ghost of his former self.
From Passion to Career: Budding Artists Find Their Way at FRCC
Supporting yourself as an artist takes more than just talent and passion. It takes dedication—and a quality education is a strong foundation too.