The Student Vote Has Power
By: Kaitlin McCallion Why do students choose not to vote in political elections when they make up the majority of the voting population? According to Read More
Category: Campus
As the Season Begins to Slowly Change, So Does the Wardrobes of FCC Students.
By: Sam Howell What’s in style as the weather begins to get colder? Hope Harley was wearing a long sleeve black lace dress with lace Read More
The Crusaders For Christ Changes Students’ Life And More
By: Alina Frey The CRU Club, also known as Campus Crusade for Christ, is a religious organization for students to get involved with the community Read More
Students Balance Work and School
By: Nathan Moxley With the semester in full swing and many students holding down a job, students strive to find a balance between classes, homework, Read More
Security Watching and Working for Campus Safety
By: Scott VanGrootenbruel Shootings are occurring all over America in schools, workplaces, and public areas. As a result, people are becoming immune to the idea Read More
Positive Club Experiences Shape College Lives
Club Experience Piece By: Kara Felice No matter the college, there are various clubs on campus that offer students a way to explore the college Read More
FCC President, Faculty Association Pursue Resolution to Campus Climate Conflict
By: Scott VanGrootenbruel Four months after the Frederick Community College faculty association delivered a vote of no confidence in President Elizabeth Burmaster, the two parties Read More
GREAT Fun! GREAT Friends! The GREAT Frederick Fair!
By: Alina Frey The Great Frederick Fair is a stress reliever for the locals and students, as well as an agriculture celebration and a natural Read More
Parents Lead to Follow Their Dreams
By: Kara Felice The Parents Lead program at Frederick Community College focuses on the adult-students with children looking to better themselves and be an example Read More
Student Government Helping Springboard Students into Their Future
By: Nathan Moxley Frederick Community College is often thought of as a “pit stop” on the way to a four-year university. But the 2018-2019 Student Read More