ECHO · Public
Events & Calendar
Join the Hack. Meetings, workshops, CTF nights and guest sessions — virtual and in-person, session recordings available. Every event carries its own calendar buttons (Google Calendar + .ics download).
ECHO events are displayed in the vertical wheel system below, upcoming and archived alike. It holds every dated thing ECHO is doing this academic year, fall and spring: the competitions the club is entered in, the FRCC campus events it attends, the Antisyphon training the club points members at, and the monthly deep-dive. The calendar and the wheel are two views of that one list, so picking a marked day spins the wheel to it. All events are kept in the club’s maintained repo, which will become available to all members, and any upcoming event is also available as an .ics file to add to any calendar.
ECHO · Cadence
Meetings
Default: virtual, unless a live event is scheduled. Virtual sessions revolve around whatever CTF events and live demos are on the calendar — see BrunnerCTF 2026 and UND CyberHawks on the events wheel below.
Cadence: one main event and meeting a month — a deep dive into a topic in cybersecurity or the hacking culture of the white hat ethical hacker.
In person: when ECHO meets in person, it’s always at FRCC Fort Collins — Larimer campus.
ECHO · Calendar
2026-2027 Academic Year Calendar
ECHO · Month
· BrunnerCTF 2026 (Global)
ECHO · Every event
All Events
ECHO events live on the two wheels below: Upcoming events, and Archived events as the club’s record. Pick any event on either wheel and expand it for the full details. Every event is also available as a Google Calendar or .ics export.
All events
Drag or scroll to spin · pick a tab for its full record
The events wheel is docked beside the expanded month above. Close the expanded view to bring it back down here, or go straight to it where it is.
Archive13 events
Drag or scroll to spin · pick any tab to read its record
The record—
Pick any archived event — its record opens here
SGA · Student body initiative
The food access survey
The Student Government Association is surveying food access across all three campuses, on an instrument ECHO built. Campus Food Access Survey — anonymous, no login, a few minutes. It covers food access at Larimer, Westminster, and Boulder County — including the Peak Cafe and the summer semester — and the results are shared with the college and posted publicly, whatever they show.
About SGA
The Student Government Association is the official voice of the FRCC student body — democratically elected students who represent and advocate for student rights, responsibilities, and the general welfare of students across all three campuses (Larimer, Westminster, and Boulder County). SGA members take up the campus issues that matter to students and give them a direct line to faculty and administration. Any FRCC student can get involved: run for a seat, join through the interest form, or reach the SGA advisor.
Live results
Reading…
The figures in this block are read live from the survey when the page loads. Open the full results page for every question.
Request a custom HTML build
ECHO builds the instrument, the results page and the poster kit as one piece — this survey is an example of the whole thing. Tell us what your initiative needs and we will scope it.
ECHO · Our own labs
Workshops the club has run
Not every wargame is somebody else’s competition. These are ECHO’s own hands-on sessions — run on campus, open to any FRCC student, no experience assumed and nothing you have to install.
Workshop · Ran Mar 26
Ventoy Live USB Boot
Build a multi-boot toolkit drive — Kali, Parrot, Tails, Kubuntu — and find out what those operating systems are actually for.
Workshop · Hardware build
IDS Router Reboot
Flash a legacy router into a home-lab intrusion detection system, then watch the air with Kismet. The Pineapple clone build.
ECHO · Competing
Upcoming Events
What’s on the board right now. Drag through the cards, or click one for its full record. Each card carries whether the club’s team is still taking people. Finished events move to the club’s competition record.
Share the club
These are yours to post. Every card ECHO has published to LinkedIn — the event calls and the results — as the finished artwork. Save a tile to get just that one, or take all seven at once, and post them from your own feed.
Seven cards · 1200×1200 PNG · post as-is, no crop
Schedule
Friday 21 – Sunday 23 August 2026, 6:00am–6:00am Mountain time (14:00–14:00 CEST) — a 48-hour online jeopardy CTF run by SDU. ECHO plays the Global division: open worldwide, and it counts toward the club’s official CTFtime rating.
Categories
- Web
- Crypto
- Forensics
- Reversing
- Pwn
- OSINT
- Misc
- Mobile
- Onboarding
Onboarding is the beginner track — no experience needed, and a first-timer scores on day one.
BrunnerCTF 2026
Global division · 48-hour jeopardy
Aug 21–23, worldwide online. Web, crypto, forensics, rev, pwn, OSINT — plus a beginner track.
Black Hat MEA Qualification CTF 2026
Online qualifier · Flagyard platform
Sep 5–6, online worldwide. Dynamic scoring, teams of 3–5 — top qualifiers advance to the live final in Riyadh.
UND CyberHawks CTF
National qualifiers
Sept 12, 100% virtual jeopardy on Hack The Box — qualifying teams advance to UND's in-person Finals.
H7CTF 2026
Global quals · 36-hour jeopardy
Sep 26–27, online worldwide. Open to all teams — top qualifiers advance to the on-site finals at SRMIST, Chennai.
Holmes CTF 2026
The Reichenbach Directive · 120-hour blue team
Sept 17–21 on Hack The Box — DFIR, threat hunting, malware analysis and detection engineering. Free, teams of 1–5.
ECHO · Where next
Take It Further
Everything above is the public view of the academic year. The club home page carries the rest of what ECHO does.