Is Your Favorite Author on the Banned Book List?
Imagine being told that you weren’t allowed to read your favorites books such as Maia Kobabe’s “Gender Queer,” “The Great Gatsby,” “Lord of the Flies,” Read More
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Rock climbing gym excited to host upcoming competition this October
The first thing learned in rock climbing is how to fall. In bouldering, a style of ropeless climbing, this lesson can, sometimes literally, make or Read More
Frederick County Public School students seize the opportunity of Dual Enrollment at FCC to further their education
Wake up at 5 a.m., drive to the gym, jump on the transit and head straight to class at Frederick Community College. While this might Read More
Business highlight: FSK Mall
By Aaron Perone/The Commuter Francis Scott Key Mall, or known to locals as FSK, is a shopping destination for locals and tourists alike off Read More
OPINION: Should TikTok be banned?
Created in 2016 by the Chinese company ByteDance, codenamed “A.me,” TikTok began as a platform for users (targeted at the younger audience) to send and Read More
OPINION: The Die-Hard Commanders Fan’s Reaction to the 2023 NFL Draft
The 2023 NFL Draft. It’s one of the best times of the year for football fans, especially in the offseason as we wait for our Read More
20 Great Places to visit in Downtown Frederick
by Alani Aerco and Jake Chewning Downtown Frederick is a well-known area for those who visit Frederick County. With so much to explore like restaurants Read More
Top 9 Places to Study in Frederick (and One in Walkersville)
With a pair of headphones and your study materials, you can study anywhere. Luckily, we are surrounded by good study locations. From coffee shops to Read More
FCC food pantry program helps those who are food insecure
More than 2,000 students have been served by Frederick Community College’s food pantry and locker. That means thousands of students on campus are food insecure. Read More
Nursing Club Celebrates Heart Patients with Heart Walk
Frederick Community College’s Nursing Club recently gathered club members and any interested students to walk around campus and discuss human heart disease in America. Members Read More