By the end of the semester, students taking Biology 105 will have dissected a clam, a blue crab, a crayfish, a lamprey, a shark, a perch, a frog, and either a lab rat or a pig. Students enrolled in the...

Students said last month they don’t use the social media platform X, which used to be called Twitter. In an informal poll of 50 students on the Arnold campus, 31 said they do not use X, while 19 said...

AACC testing coordinator Kelly Fay schedules exam times for students during the week. But on weekends, she rides her 20-year-old thoroughbred, named “Enough Testing,” in shows. Fay, who has worked...

AACC’s campus is a habitat for thousands of blue-tailed lizards known as five-lined skinks, according to a biology professor. Professor Benjamin Weibell said the Arnold campus’s proximity to a forest...

Two AACC student publications won national awards this week. The College Media Association awarded Amaranth, a journal that publishes student works of art and writing, second place for Literary Magazine...

AACC hosted an art exhibit featuring work from Korean-American artists about their relationship with their identity on Wednesday. The exhibit, “Disconnect/Connect,” displayed work from the Han-Mee...

Students dressed up in Halloween costumes to get candy, s’mores and ride free hayrides at the AACC Pumpkin Patch event on Friday. The Department of Public Safety organizes the event annually in order...

AACC students enjoyed free tacos and celebrated cultural traditions during the Hallow’s Fiesta event on Monday.  The event hosted by SGA showcased elements of both Halloween and Dia de los Muertos,...

Students showcased their artwork to colleges from around the country to get feedback at an event on Thursday night. The Art Department hosted the event, where students showed their work to about a dozen...

A group of students on campus, called the Swoop Squad, model for AACC’s social media and marketing content in photos and videos. The group of seven students, run by the Strategic Communications Department,...

Students performed poems and sang karaoke at a Halloween-themed open mic event hosted by the student literary magazine on Wednesday.  The Amaranth event had an in-person turnout of approximately 40...

Students stood at a podium on the Quad to give speeches about civility, civil justice and civil discourse at an event on Tuesday. The Communications Department held the event, called Civility Matters,...