From Struggling to Thriving: A First-Gen Student’s Story

First-generation student Jayla Casias struggled when she started college at a four-year university. Read how this studio art major is now thriving at FRCC

First-generation student Jayla Casias struggled when she started college at a four-year university. Read how this studio art major is now thriving at FRCC

Yukari first came to the US from Japan as an au pair. Now a mom of three, she has just begun a new career thanks to FRCC’s hands-on Pharmacy Technician program.

The FRCC Foundation has received a $1 million gift from the Schoen Foundation to create a permanent endowed scholarship for FRCC students.

College is rewarding, but it can also be demanding. Here are a few ways to respond and work through challenges when they arise.

Paris Edeburn, who has led statewide data system implementations, will join FRCC as its first Associate Vice President of Information Technology.

Front Range Community College has named Blair Lee, MPA, as its inaugural Associate Vice President and Chief Marketing & Communications Officer.

Hispanic Heritage Month offers an opportunity to celebrate the histories, cultures, traditions and contributions of our Hispanic and Latinx communities.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with FRCC employee Maurilio Tapia. Read his personal story of first-gen identity, Mexican traditions and finding community.