Should school work always be your first priority?
Being a college student can be a lot. This means lots of schoolwork and or lots of work outside of school. You might have heard 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
Review: The craptastic experience of Katsucon 2023
Katsucon is a convention that celebrates Japanese culture and frequently revolves around the American anime community. So why was this year’s event plagued by the Read More
Commentary: Why does ‘The Bachelor’ lack diversity?
Everyone deserves to find the love of their life. Many have claimed the reason “The Bachelor” (Mondays, 8-10 p.m. ABC) is plummeting in ratings is Read More
Getting you affairs in order
Student Affairs Fair was held Jan. 31, in the Cougar Café at the Student Center. The event consisted of tables set up across the room Read More
Game room gives students a community on campus
The game isn’t what builds a community but the community that builds the game. Open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, the game Read More
A chat with FCC’s new president
Frederick Community College’s 11th president, Annesa Cheek describes herself as “an open person.” In other words, Cheek is a people person. “I love meeting strangers Read More
FCC spreads the cheer with Christmas ducks
In the words of Mariah Carey “It’s time!” Christmas is literally right around the corner and earlier this month, FCC kicked off the season by Read More
Holiday traditions: FCC student edition
By Austin Baker & Enjelle Mitchell As the fall semester draws to a close, students at Frederick Community College prepare for a cold, but hopefully Read More