Clubs Persevere in the Virtual School Environment
Throughout the past academic year most Frederick Community College instruction has been held in a virtual format. With an absence of students on campus, it Read More
Author: Lauren Leatherman
A New Beginning For FCC’s President Burmaster
Frederick Community College’s (FCC) President Burmaster will retire at the end of July 2021 after 45 years in public education. A Frederick native, Burmaster attended Read More
Prioritizing Reproductive Health Amongst College-Aged Students
College is commonly known as a time when people are figuring out who they are and their relationships with others. A crucial component of this Read More
Democracy Threatened: What Led to the Storming of the US Capitol Building?
The United States’ democracy was challenged with the storming of the Capitol building located in Washington D.C. on January 6th, 2021. The insurrection caused a Read More
How Students Can Practice Mindfulness To Cope With Life’s Challenges
Are you a student who is struggling to balance life’s challenges? Mindfulness may be the solution. According to the Mayo Clinic (www.mayoclinic.org), mindfulness is a Read More
The Experience of Student Athletes During a Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on Frederick Community College’s (FCC) academics, with most instruction being conducted remotely. However, athletic teams have also felt Read More
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
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
FCC’s Student Government Association Encourages Youth Turnout in 2020 Election
Young people ages 18 to 29 are expected to turn out in larger numbers this election year, according to Frederick Community College campus political experts. Read More