A Time to Celebrate
The term “holiday” encompasses a vast array of events that are celebrated by a variety of religions, spiritualities and cultures. Let’s explore…
What We’re Thankful For In This Season of Gratitude
The last couple of years have been rough. FRCC employees pooled our collective gratitude to boost our outlook as we head into the coldest darkest time of year.
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!
Banning Books: A Threat to Free Expression
As a librarian, banning books is something I have pretty strong feelings about. With Banned Books Week (September 18-24,) I felt motivated to write this post.
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.
President’s Message in Response to Mass Shootings
Dear FRCC Community,
I am deeply saddened to write yet another message in response to heartbreaking mass shootings.
Focusing on Her Mental Health Leads Student to a Happier Future
During Mental Health Awareness Month in May, we’re encouraged to end the stigma around discussing mental health issues. Student Maia Hawkins reminds us why.