Transfer Fair Cancelled: Here’s What You Need to Know
By: Jake Nicholson Due to the inclement weather, the Transfer Fair at Frederick Community College on March 4 was cancelled. Luckily, The Commuter caught up Read More
Month: March 2019
Tea Talk: 100 Years of Our Fight for Rights
Dozens of people flocked to Frederick Community College earlier this month as the Eighth Annual Afternoon Tea, hosted by the Frederick branch of the American Association of University Women, unlocked its doors to the public.
Graduation Brings Excitement and Worry To Minds of Students
Deep, swift, and daunting. In describing the plummet from our nests, these are the three most appropriate words. Diving into the final stages of a college career might be one of the most pivotal moments for the average young adult, and the graduating students of Frederick Community College are jumping tassel first.
FCC Student Turned Fortnite Star
By Sean Smith For a college student, $14,000 is seen as a lot of money. However, for a certain Frederick Community College student this is Read More
Student Lounge Closed Due to “Deplorable” Conditions
Mark Price and Jeffrey Buhrman, custodians, were greeted with an unpleasant surprise when they arrived for their typical night shift at Frederick Community College on Monday, March 11th. Upon arriving in the student center, the men were shocked to find one of the lounges filled with trash and other debris littering the space.
New Year, New Coach, New Team
By Jake Nicholson As of Dec. 4, Chris Davis was named the new head coach for the Frederick Community College softball team. Davis wants to Read More
Soft Opening, Hard Plans
The restoration of Jefferson Hall is complete and the building opened to students Friday, Feb 8. Faculty and students alike were excited to utilize the space and start getting comfortable that morning.
Stan Lee: Remembering the Unforgettable
By: Brendan Bogley This past November, I decided that I needed to live as if it cost $100 an hour – basically, to use each Read More
Mount St. Mary’s Grads are “Moving Mountains”
Students from the CENA School in Haiti are using supplies donated from Vision 1804, founded by Darline Gilson and Briana Thezard when they were students at Mount St. Mary’s.
Photo courtesy of Vision 1804
The Spanish Club is Getting FCC on Their Feet
Kyle Pineda demonstrating a dance. Photo by Kenan Grier