Spring 2020
The Commuter will start to publish new stories about FCC happenings in February 2020. Check back often for fresh content!
Happy Birthday, Happy Meal
This past November, American fast-food chain McDonalds celebrated the 40th anniversary of its trademarked Happy Meal. Initially introduced in June 1979, the Happy Meal has Read More
Transfer Options for FCC Students
The end of the semester is always a stressful time for students, especially when they are thinking of transferring their credits to a four-year university. Read More
Study Spots at FCC
Frederick Community College provides many areas for students to do homework, study for tests, quiet rooms and more. One of the most popular study spots Read More
How are College Students Feeling About the New Streaming Service?
On Nov. 12 Disney released their very own streaming service called Disney+. This streaming service includes Disney, Pixar, Disney Channel, Marvel, Star Wars and National Read More
Catoctin and Walkersville Football Teams Engage in Prayer After Intense Football Game
Football brings lots of different people together, but so does prayer, as the players and coaches of the Walkersville and Catoctin high school football teams Read More
Historic Ghost Tours of Downtown Frederick
Ever wanted to experience the City of Frederick in a more entertaining way? Does taking a stroll through Carroll Creekâs brick promenade, or walking through Read More
Is the College Experience Changing with New Cellphone Tracking Technologies?
Graduating grade school and going to college is a big step in a lot of young adult lives. Although scary and daunting, finally getting real Read More
Clothes Make the Student, No Matter the Weather
Finally, we are slipping into fall weather. As the weather changes, students’ styles change. Time to store away T-shirts, shorts and flip flops. Time to Read More
Transfer Options: A Visit to Salisbury University
Every year, many FCC students make the transition to continue their academic careers at a four-year college. With 33 such colleges in Maryland alone, this can Read More