Celebrating Women’s History at FRCC
As we honor women’s history, it’s important to look at our past—as well as the future. So we spent some time researching the achievements of these pioneers.
As we honor women’s history, it’s important to look at our past—as well as the future. So we spent some time researching the achievements of these pioneers.
FRCC is hosting a public screening of the new Academy Award nominated documentary film Writing With Fire from Emmy Award-winning Independent Lens.
Students in FRCC’s theatre program will perform the very first in-person production of the new award-winning play “14” by playwright and novelist Amy Crider.
After a lot of analysis and discussion, FRCC has made the tough decision to close its Brighton Center this June.
Supporting yourself as an artist takes more than just talent and passion. It takes dedication—and a quality education is a strong foundation too.
FRCC has been working on open ed projects in a wide variety of courses and subjects. These efforts save students money on textbooks—along with other benefits.
Join us for an analysis of the crisis in Ukraine with FRCC faculty member Ian Feinhandler, PhD. Dr. Ian Feinhandler, geography faculty member at Front Range Community College, will present an analysis of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In his talk, he’ll explore the Russian security concerns that led to the invasion of Ukraine. Feinhandler […]
You may know Rosa Parks as the Black woman who sat down on a bus and refused to give up her seat to a white man. But Parks was also an anti-rape activist.