Home Volleyball Game - Day 2 of the Bobcat Inivitational

Home Women's Soccer Game

The SafeRide Program, an initiative of the Student Government Association, offers safe transportation to current students attending Frostburg State University. SafeRide, a student-operated program, is free to all students. It provides various employment opportunities to the students of FSU as well as offers students and recognized student organizations the opportunity to earn volunteer hours. SafeRide runs almost anywhere in the city of Frostburg. Current FSU students may call the SafeRide Office at 301-687-RIDE (7433) during operating hours to request a ride.

First Home Field Hockey Game of the 2025 Season

Want to show your Bobcat pride? Run for Homecoming Royalty!Homecoming Court: Two students from each group — first-years/sophomores and juniors/seniors — will be elected to represent their respective courts.FSU Royalty: Two students from any class year will be elected to hold this campus-wide title.Applications are due no later than Friday, September 26 at 4:00 PM. Please refer to the application for additional information.

Randy Brecker in Residency at FSU, with Tod Dickow with Charged ParticlesThe Frostburg State University Department of Music, Theatre and Dance, with support from the FSU Foundation, is excited to welcome Randy Brecker (jazz trumpet) and Tod Dickow with Charged Particles to Western Maryland. This residency will include several educational sessions and two special performances at Loft 129 in Cumberland, MD.Loft 129 in Cumberland, MD, will present Randy Brecker with Tod Dickow and Charged Particles in CONCERT on Monday, September 15, for two special shows, 7pm and 9pm. Tickets are available online at loft129.org; advance tickets $40, at the door $45.FSU will host several CLINICS and educational sessions during their residency; all are free and open to the public. Monday, Sept. 15, 1pm, Q&A session, and 2pm, clinic with FSU Jazz Orchestra, both in Performing Arts Center room 213. Tuesday, Sept. 16, 10am, educational session with Allegany County Public Schools students (also open to the public) in Performing Arts Center Pealer Recital Hall.Jazz trumpeter and composer Randy Brecker has helped shape the sound of jazz, R&B and rock for over six decades. His trumpet and flugelhorn performances have graced hundreds of albums by a wide range of artists from James Taylor, Bruce Springsteen and Parliament/Funkadelic to Frank Sinatra, Steely dan, Jaco Pastorius and Frank Zappa. His is well-known for his work with his brother and saxophonist, Michael, in The Brecker Brothers from the 1974-2007. During that time, they released six albums and garnered seven Grammy nominations. Mr. Brecker has worked with an endless list of jazz musicians following his early work with the Horace Silver Quintet.Formed in the early 1990s, and taking its name from a Chick Corea composition, California-based Charged Particles crosses stylistic boundaries and blends diverse traditions to create engaging new sounds. In 2011, the third generation of the band was born in California. The west coast trio began with Murray Low firing up the keyboards and Jason Muscat on electric bass. When Jason joined the touring band “Tainted Love”, Aaron Germain took over blazing on the electric bass. Founding member, John Krosnick anchors the band on the drums.San Francisco based jazz saxophonist Tod Dickow performs in a wide variety of setting ranging from big bands to small combos adding a dynamic voice as an accomplished soloist and accompanist. He has performed at major venues including The Monterey Jazz Festival, The Kool Jazz Festival, Yoshi’s and SFjazz. Mr. Dickow has performed alongside well-known artists including Dave Brubeck, Ella Fitzgerald, Nancy Wilson, Frank Sinatra Jr. and more. He keeps Michael Brecker’s music and spirit alive.