Stan Lee: Remembering the Unforgettable
By: Brendan Bogley This past November, I decided that I needed to live as if it cost $100 an hour – basically, to use each Read More
Category: Student life
Winter Weather Delays Spring Semester
At first glance, a typical snow day might be sledding and hot chocolate. But because of limited class time here at Frederick Community College, students aren’t likely to get more of those.
Recovering Addict Shares Experiences with Psych Class
By: Sam Howell In Debra Morlier’s abnormal psychology class at Frederick Community College, students sat in a circle reminiscent of those in 12-step programs. Norman Read More
“Out of the Darkness” and Into the Light
How a walk in the park can raise awareness for suicide prevention. By: Kaitlin McCallion Out of the Darkness: Walk for Suicide Prevention was an Read More
Award Winning Producer Enlightens Students on How To Succeed In Life
By: Alina Frey Originally from Emmitsburg, Maryland, Conrad Weaver presented his new documentary, Heroin’s Grip. The new documentary premiered at Frederick Community College on September Read More
Frederick Community College Students Star in “Let the Right One In”
Jordan Champe, a general education major at FCC, plans to transfer to the musical theatre conservatory at the end of the semester. Champe plays the Read More
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
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
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