FCC student Jackson Grove launches own clothing line
Jackson Grove is a small town guy looking to make a big-time splash with his own lifestyle and clothing line. Grove, an Urbana High School Read More
“Gender Revolution”: FCC community gathers to discuss film about gender identity
Earlier this semester, students, parents, and community members of FCC gathered to witness a film and discussion of what would truly be a “Gender Revolution.” Read More
SGA meeting discusses meal cards, Snapchat Geofilter contest and leadership retreat
The Student Government Association held a meeting on Sept. 12, discussing the Cougar Grille, Snapchat Geofilter contest, and Leadership retreat. FCC President Elizabeth Burmaster started Read More
Q&A with Oakdale High School photography teacher Patricia Stockman
While Patricia Stockman teaches full-time at Oakdale High School, she still finds time to pursue fine art photography, showcased at the The Artist’s Gallery in Read More
‘Parents Lead’ to give student-parents a better shot at higher education
Beginning in Spring 2018, Frederick Community College will introduce “Parents Lead,” created by Anne Hofmann, assistant professor of English. Parents Lead is a cohort-based program Read More
Innovation, comfort foods is key at Glory Doughnuts
Glory Doughnuts continues to serve customer after customer on East Church Street in downtown Frederick with its unique menu: A variety of doughnuts and sandwiches, Read More
Orioles All-Star closer Zach Britton tosses 1-2-3 inning in rehab assignment with Keys
After talking about the anxiety induced from his first trip to the disabled list since May 2014, Zach Britton fixed a smile and shifted down Read More
The Commuter — Volume III, print edition
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR I am elated to bring you the third volume of The Commuter since we brought the print edition back last year. Though Read More
Clingan saves the day as FCC men’s lacrosse enjoys program first in 8-7 win over Harford CC
Protecting a stalemate with just over three minutes to play, Frederick Community College goaltender Colton Clingan found himself as the only man between a Harford Read More
Local gardens grow food, friendship in community
From the victory gardens of World War II, when civilians grew the majority of their own food at home to preserve more food for troops, Read More