The Performing Arts Department will offer a new associate of arts degree in music, replacing the old one, starting this fall. The new degree requires students to take more of the music classes that will...

The Arnold campus is home to reptiles, amphibians, mammals, insects, slugs and “everything else,” according to an AACC biology professor. “In the spring we go around and just, even in an hour,...

AACC will host an art exhibit, a sit-down lunch and more to celebrate Black History Month in February with the theme “Blackness in Full Bloom.” The theme signifies embracing and celebrating the...

A World Culture and Cuisine class in the fall created a cookbook of recipes using ingredients found in AACC’s food pantry.  Professors Forrest Caskey and Amy Carattini, who co-taught the class, ...

Students who want to conduct undergraduate science research can study horseshoe crabs in two labs in the Health and Life Sciences Building.  Students are able to create their own research projects...

AACC professors will decide on a class-by-class basis how snow days will affect class time this winter. When inclement weather causes campus to close, professors will let their students know how they...

Students in some physical therapy, paramedic, nursing, EMS and EMT classes get hands-on medical experience with actors who are paid to pretend to be patients. Called “standardized patients” by college...

Members of the student Ceramics-Keramos Society are making colorful, 6-by-6 inch tiles featuring images of Maryland culture and nature to display on campus.  The students, including some who take ceramics...

Student clubs could have to pay hundreds of dollars for a license if they opt to show a movie on campus. The Office of Student Engagement announced a new rule in December that requires clubs to pay...

The Student Government Association hosted a winter-themed social for students of all religious backgrounds on Wednesday.  This is the third year SGA hosted an event that celebrates all winter holidays,...

Students from AACC’s Biological Anthropology course and Introduction to Philosophy course participated in a Bioethics Bowl Tournament for their final on Thursday. Assistant anthropology professor...

Theatre AACC will perform a staged reading of the comedy “Hurricane Diane” in January. The performance, which will run Jan. 19 and 20 at 7 p.m., is a dark comedic take on climate change by playwright...