FRCC Students Cut Road Risks by Improving Wildlife Habitat

Students in FRCC’s forestry, wildlife & natural resources program are tackling real-life projects that produce lasting benefits for Colorado communities.

Students in FRCC’s forestry, wildlife & natural resources program are tackling real-life projects that produce lasting benefits for Colorado communities.

Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and informed enslaved African Americans that they were free.

FRCC has earned a distinction for colleges that have robust, integrated systems to ensure no student has to choose between their education and their next meal.

At FRCC, Pride is both a month-long observance and a reflection of the values that our students, faculty and staff bring to campus throughout the year.

Nursing graduate Vanessa Gonzales learned how to be successful in college—despite having narcolepsy—by advocating for herself and learning to ask for help.

Graduate Alyssa Andrade has overcome great challenges to pursue her dream of becoming a flight nurse—in the process becoming the example she once needed.

The student describes the milestone as a “really big deal,” marking the culmination of a journey that began in Guatemala.

FRCC will host two commencement ceremonies to honor its 2026 graduating class—awarding more than 5,000 degrees and certificates to almost 3,800 students.