Recognizing International Pronouns Day
October 19 is International Pronouns Day, with a purpose to make respecting, sharing and educating about personal pronouns commonplace.
Docuseries Explores the Implications of Islamophobia Hidden Beneath the Charms of Small-Town America
Get a sneak peek of the new documentary A Town Called Victoria prior to its broadcast premiere—and continue the conversation locally.
Let Freedom Read! Banned Books Week 2023
Last year, attempts to censor library books and resources across the US nearly doubled. Read why Banned Books Week (October 1-7) is more important than ever.
Honoring Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month
We’re honoring the breadth of cultures that make up the 2nd largest ethnic group in the US. FRCC students/employees share what it means to honor their heritage.
Women’s Equality: Honoring Our Progress, Continuing the Fight
On August 26 each year, our country recognizes Women’s Equality Day in honor of that same date in 1920. Find out more about this defining moment in US history.
Metallica Rocks FRCC’s World with $100,000 Grant
FRCC has been selected from a competitive pool of applicants to receive $100,000 to transform the futures of students in our communities.
Juneteenth: A Day of Recognition, Restoration and Celebrating Freedom
As a child, FRCC President Colleen Simpson didn’t know much about Juneteenth. But finding out about the holiday sparked a learning journey that continues today.
Graduation Voices: Amanda Odom
During our graduation ceremonies, we hear from students and professors who’ve had an impact. Professor Amanda Odom shares her thoughts with the Class of 2023.