Coronavirus Disrupts Lives of Students
Schools all over the United States have closed in order to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. College campuses across Maryland, and many campuses across Read More
Category: Spring 2020
Calling all Artists
“Art is too important not to share,” said Romero Britto, a Brazilian-American painter and sculptor. The members of Professor Ramón Jones’ creative writing practicum would Read More
Transportation to and from Frederick Community College via the Frederick TransIT System
All students, faculty, and visitors need some means of travel to get to Frederick Community College. The Frederick County Transit System provides an affordable, safe, Read More
Joe Biden Wins Big on Super Tuesday
Super Tuesday brought about big changes in the Democratic primary race, with former Vice President Joe Biden winning 10 states, and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, Read More
Harassment can Happen Anywhere and to Anyone, we Must Protect Each Other
Author Shawna Potter recently came to Frederick Community College for a series of workshops with students. At the Bystander Intervention Workshop, Potter discussed serious topics Read More
FCC Offers Voter Registration, Are You Ready for the 2020 Elections?
The “Voter Squad” came to the Frederick Community College Student Center for a nonpartisan voter registration drive in early March. They came to offer students Read More
Corona in our Community (and how to Prevent it)
A notorious virus has spread throughout the entire world, COVID-19. With the reports of cases appearing in Maryland, and Gov. Larry Hogan calling a state Read More
Firefighters, County Council Members Clash over Collective Bargaining
There were enough fire department personnel for a working three alarm fire at a crowded meeting in Frederick on Feb. 11. That night, Frederick County Read More
The Sun also Rises
A common source of excitement and anxiety for college students is the complex decision of what career path to pursue upon graduation. As climate change Read More
The Strange and Devoted Cult of YouTube Star Poppy
The lights went out at 8:45 p.m. on a recent Friday night at the U Street Music Hall in Washington, D.C. The tightly-packed, 500 person Read More