Documentary Explores the Origins of the Public Library
Get a sneak peek of the new documentary Free for All: The Public Library prior to its broadcast premiere—and continue the conversation locally.
New Student Art Enhances Sense of Belonging
Two new pieces of student artwork are brightening the walls at FRCC’s Westminster campus this semester. Both are murals designed to welcome fellow students.
The Digital Divide: How Digital Navigators Can Help You Cross It
FRCC and Harmony Library are getting ready to help people in our communities navigate today’s digital landscape. Learn more about our new digital navigators.
The Chat That Could Save Your Grade
All FRCC libraries are now offering 24/7 live chat with librarians to answer your questions! Get info from a real live human, one-on-one, whenever you need it.
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.
College Hill Library Temporarily Moving to FRCC
This summer, the College Hill Library building is closed for a large-scale HVAC project. Find out what (and where) library services will be available.
How to Find Time in Your Schedule to Read
Front Range’s Boulder County Campus has an All-Campus Reads program, this year with a “local” choice — “Fig” by adjunct instructor of creative writing Sarah Schantz. It’s a great choice because the book, Sarah’s debut novel, won the 2016 Colorado Book Award (Young Adult category). The book also was named by National Public Radio as […]
Need a Great Read? These Books Are Worth a Look
The 2016 National Book Awards season is upon us—a perfect reason to celebrate some of the best books of the year. Last month, the National Book Foundation released its longlists of honorees in four categories: fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and young people’s literature. Winners were announced on October 13 and will be celebrated at the National […]