Frederick Community College’s 2022 Commencement
Aidan Shaw, Maya Barnes The Commuter Frederick Community College’s Class of 2022 weathered through two years of a pandemic while balancing classes, as Read More
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Understanding Ukraine in the U.S.
It’s been more than two weeks since Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered Russian troops into eastern Ukraine for a “peacekeeping” mission. Since then, more than Read More
Dreaming of a sunny spring break: Students reflect on their plans
Home may be where the heart is, but for some Frederick Community College students it might also double as their personal Airbnb for spring break. Read More
FCC students reflect on returning to campus
More than 17 months after the pandemic forced everyone home, students returned to Frederick Community College for in-person classes on Aug. 23. Although the reopened Read More
Spring 2020
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“What Does it Mean to Be ‘Broke’?”: Hillbilly Elegy Book Discussion
Frederick Community College students filled a Conference Center room to capacity during a discussion of Hillbilly Elegy in which students shared their personal stories of Read More
Heritage or hate? Campus forum discusses Civil War monuments
By Abigail Brooke and Scott VanGrootenbruel On October 2, Frederick Community College held a discussion featuring a geography, history and an education professor about the Read More
Steep me a tall one
By Ann Culey Trendy tea is more than a steeped beverage on Downton Abbey. Tea is a beverage that can be served hot or cold Read More
FCC offering FASFA completion event
By Brittney Carter The 2017-18 FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is available to complete at www.fafsa.gov now! The process just got easier and is available Read More
FCC hosts forum on opioid epidemic
By Danielle King Frederick Community College held a faculty and staff forum on the state and county opioid epidemic on Oct. 27 at the Jack Read More