Are Health Concerns Affecting Vaping Popularity?
It all started May 22, 2015, the day Juul was founded. In 2016 there were 2.2 million purchases of the e-cigarettes. In 2017, sales increased Read More
Category: Campus
FCC Students Discuss Cannabis on Campus
Marijuana use is still frowned upon at the federal level, but many states have relaxed the rules concerning pot. As of September 2019, 10 states Read More
Earn and Learn: Student Visit to Italy Features Food and Culture
In January of 2020, any students who take the global scholar experience course will have the opportunity to take a trip to Italy. These students will go to such places as Venice, Florence, and Rome while seeing amazing sights like the ash-covered city of Pompeii.
Sustainability and New Beginnings
By: Charlie O’Donnell Environmental club FCC Goes Green has new life, with plans to grow and make an impact. The club was inactive for a Read More
Making Spaces Safer
By: Megan McIntosh Author Shawna Potter discussed the proper ways to address harassment, especially in a safe and effective way, in a presentation March 20 Read More
MakerSpace: FCC’s Hidden Treasure
By: Kenan Grier There are many workspaces open to students and faculty at Frederick Community College. One of the more unique ones located at the Read More
Trending Habit, Low Key or Not.
By Charlie O’Donnell Vaping amongst youth has gone from fad to epidemic in the United States and Frederick Community College students are part of this Read More
The Cost of an Education
By: Kenan Grier Let us get a couple of things straight. College is important. It is also expensive. Fortunately, at Frederick Community College, the annual Read More
High Stakes, Strong Finish
By: Charlie O’Donnell Frederick Community College’s men’s basketball team gained substantial momentum after a recent victory over the number one community college team in the Read More
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