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High School Connections Open House

Tony Rand Center Multipurpose Room

High School Connections at FTCC will host an open house from 5:30pm to 8pm on Thursday, Feb. 22, in the Multipurpose Room in the Tony Rand Student Center at FTCC's Fayetteville campus. Current and prospective students will be able to learn about a variety of departments and programs offered at FTCC. Parents and guardians are […]

Women’s Basketball (Home)

Reid Ross Classical School 3200 Ramsey St., Fayetteville, NC

Women's basketball hosts Cleveland Community College.  Game time 6:00pm ** This will be sophomore recognition for FTCC.

Multimedia lecture-recital: Feel. Like. THIS.

Cumberland Hall Auditorium

Feel. Like. THIS. is the title of a multimedia lecture-recital that will explore the concepts of ancestry, Black womanhood and Black joy through the works of guest composer Brittany J. Green. The lecture-recital is set for 7pm on Thursday, Feb. 22, in Cumberland Hall Auditorium and will feature performances and words from pianist Monthati Masebe, dancer […]

Men’s basketball (Away)

Central Carolina Community College 1105 Kelly Dr., Sanford, NC, United States

Men's basketball travels to Central Carolina Community College.  Game time 7:00pm.

Baseball (Away)

Baseball heads to Lenoir for a doubleheader starting at 12pm. 

Men’s basketball (Home)

Reid Ross Classical School 3200 Ramsey St., Fayetteville, NC

Men's basketball hosts Southwest Virginia Community College.  Game time 4:00m. ** This will be the sophomore recognition game for FTCC.

Employer Tuesday

Tony Rand Student Center Commons Area

FTCC's Career Development Center will host Employer Tuesday from 10am to 1pm on Tuesday, Feb. 27, in the lobby of the Tony Rand Student Center.

Lecture: Confronting Blackness in Music

Cumberland Hall Auditorium

Guest composer Brittany J. Green will give a lecture on Confronting Blackness in Music: An Exploration of Black Experimentalism at noon on Tuesday, Feb. 27, in Cumberland Hall Auditorium. Green will examine the music of Julius Eastman, George E. Lewis and her own works through the lens of Black studies and through Fred Moten's observation […]

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