Students hosting charity talent show
By Brendan Bogley On April 21 at 7:30 p.m., students at Frederick Community College will be able to share their skills and abilities onstage at the Read More
Month: April 2016
How important are student newspapers?
By Kameron Clem The first issue of the brand new “The Commuter,” Frederick Community College’s student newspaper launched on Friday March 4, 2016 and it marks a Read More
The lessons learned outside of class
The college experience is a time when students obtain the knowledge that will help them throughout life. However, many of these lessons are not taught Read More
Who do students choose FCC?
By Jason Wilson Frederick Community College is the choice of post-secondary education for thousands of students. But why? What made these students chose FCC over Read More
Learning commons adds Makerspace
By Ryan Slicer Frederick Community College’s library opened this semester with a completely renovated space and a new name to go along with it—the Learning Read More
Protesters clash over Confederate flag
By Ryan Slicer Protesters in Gettysburg clashed on Saturday, March 5 over the use of the Confederate flag and its symbolism. A pro-Confederate flag rally Read More
Awe-inspiring results from UFC 196
By Jason Wilson March 5, 2016, a date that will forever live in infamy for Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fans worldwide. This was the night of Read More
Disney’s ‘Zootopia’ a pleasant surprise
By William Lamkin When I was invited to go see Disney’s new animated film, “Zootopia,” I was initially reluctant. I was deceived by the notion Disney movies Read More
Technology’s impact on job hunting
By William Lamkin Technology today is fundamentally changing the way students are entering the job market. The main cause of change is an increase in Read More
Who are the real monsters: A review of ’10 Cloverfield Lane’
By Nick Parks In 2008 a movie by the name of “Cloverfield”, produced by J.J. Abrams and Bryan Burk and directed by Matt Reeves, released worldwide Read More