Mourning the Loss of a Loved One During the Holidays
Behind all the presents and the abundance of food and drinks, the holidays are fundamentally about spending time with family and friends. However, the holidays Read More
Month: November 2020
A Humble Servant for Frederick Youth
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused children to be put out of their classrooms and forced to learn at home on their computers, which has placed Read More
Frederick Community College’s Commitment to Fighting Racial Injustice
In response to current national events, Frederick Community College (FCC) has recognized a need to address racial injustice and strengthen the college’s commitment to racial Read More
Love and Video Games in the Era Of COVID-19
20 years ago, no one would have believed that a female Congresswoman would be playing a video game to raise awareness for informed voting. Video Read More
How Voting Unfolded in Frederick During COVID-19
On November 3rd, Americans were able to cast their vote on Election Day. However, many voters cast their ballots through early voting. Those who voted Read More
Popping the Social Media Bubble
While social media can be a useful tool for socialization and activism, social media platforms, such as Twitter and Facebook, can give users a tunnel Read More
College: Online vs. In-Person Classes
With COVID-19, colleges around the world have changed how they are delivering their classes. Many colleges have limited the number of in-person classes they are Read More
Students and Parents Alike Struggle With Virtual Learning
Virtual learning has taken a toll on many parents this fall, and it’s something many parents wish would undergo some sort of restructuring. Shannon Mellott Read More