The Journey From Struggling Student to “Rock Star”
When Hector Vargas started college, he didn’t know what he wanted to do career-wise. But he felt confident FRCC was a good place to build a strong foundation.
Why Take Women and Gender Studies Classes?
Women make up 52% of the world’s population, but are still underrepresented in the halls of power. Learn about their history and more in a women’s studies class
All Course Materials Free for Students in Education Program
FRCC’s Early Childhood Education program exclusively uses open educational resources—convenient, free textbooks/materials that are accessible for all students.
FRCC Alumna/Marshall Scholar Researching MS Treatments at Cambridge
After a tumultuous childhood, Rose Summers is now a prestigious Marshall Scholar, doing a PhD in stem cell biology/medicine at the UK’s Cambridge University.
Black History Month: A Time to Learn, Celebrate and Grow
During the month of February, we honor the achievements of Black Americans and recognize their important role in all aspects of our society. Learn more…
Documentary Explores Climate Gentrification in Florida City
Get a sneak peek of the new documentary Razing Liberty Square prior to its broadcast premiere—and continue the conversation locally.
Finding His Spark: From Nurse to Fire Chief
When Manuel Almaguer finished high school, he didn’t feel ready for college. Read how his FRCC journey led to a career as a nurse and eventually fire chief.
New Mines Academy Launching at FRCC
FRCC and Colorado School of Mines are launching a new academy to give FRCC engineering students a direct pathway to earning a bachelor’s degree at Mines.