Moving Companionship Across Borders: The Mosaic Center’s Mission and People.
Those behind the MOSAIC Center at Frederick Community College believe in bringing people together. In fact, MOSAIC stands for “Making Out Spaces An Inclusive Read More
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FCC students reflect on returning to campus
More than 17 months after the pandemic forced everyone home, students returned to Frederick Community College for in-person classes on Aug. 23. Although the reopened Read More
Earn and Learn: Student Visit to Italy Features Food and Culture
In January of 2020, any students who take the global scholar experience course will have the opportunity to take a trip to Italy. These students will go to such places as Venice, Florence, and Rome while seeing amazing sights like the ash-covered city of Pompeii.
Trending Habit, Low Key or Not.
By Charlie O’Donnell Vaping amongst youth has gone from fad to epidemic in the United States and Frederick Community College students are part of this Read More
Graduation Brings Excitement and Worry To Minds of Students
Deep, swift, and daunting. In describing the plummet from our nests, these are the three most appropriate words. Diving into the final stages of a college career might be one of the most pivotal moments for the average young adult, and the graduating students of Frederick Community College are jumping tassel first.
Student Lounge Closed Due to “Deplorable” Conditions
Mark Price and Jeffrey Buhrman, custodians, were greeted with an unpleasant surprise when they arrived for their typical night shift at Frederick Community College on Monday, March 11th. Upon arriving in the student center, the men were shocked to find one of the lounges filled with trash and other debris littering the space.
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
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