Thought Provoking Student-Written Plays Take On Fundamental Issues Facing Humanity
Students in FRCC’s theatre program will perform the first productions of six new 10-minute plays—written by students from the college’s playwriting classes.
FRCC Honors Indigenous People and Their Land
FRCC recently finalized a new land acknowledgment statement as a small step toward recognizing the original stewards of the land on which our campuses now sit
Latinx Leadership Program Alumni—Now FRCC Employees—Pay It Forward by Helping Students
As FRCC works toward becoming a Hispanic Serving Institution, we’ve got our eyes on a particularly successful existing program at our Boulder County Campus.
Fighting Domestic Violence Through Awareness and Support for Survivors
An average of 20 people are physically abused by intimate partners every minute in the US. Raising awareness & supporting survivors is key to ending the violence.
New Film Follows Paralyzed Dancer as She Adapts to Life With a Disability
FRCC is hosting a public screening of the new documentary film “Move Me” from Emmy Award-winning Independent Lens. Join us online or in person!
Celebrating Our Cultural Roots—Why Latinx Heritage Month Matters to Me
Every year when we celebrate Latinx Heritage Month (September 15-October 15), FRCC Student Services Coordinator Marz Almanza is reminded of her roots. Read more…
After the Fire, Rebirth and Growth
A hike in the wilderness helped this FRCC professor see that hope and beauty can follow destruction. Read her words of hope and possibility.
PRIDE 2022—Everyone Belongs at FRCC
An FRCC librarian shares their personal journey from being a lonely teen to feeling welcome and supported. Read Pam’s story.