Students are checking out the new video game “Starfield,” which is the latest title from Bethesda Softworks, the publishers of “The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.” Released on Sept. 5, “Starfield”...

The Student Government Association appointed two students as vice presidents last week to fill open positions on its seven-member executive board. SGA President Zack Buster said the officers used...

Two presenters told students not to sacrifice their happiness in order to be productive at a time management workshop on Tuesday. About a dozen students attended the online event, hosted by First-Year...

Over 150 students ate ice cream and took pictures with the school mascot at a Student Government Association event on Wednesday. Students learned about the SGA’s role at AACC alongside an ice cream...

Theatre AACC will produce four plays entirely written, directed and acted by students starting this fall. Theatre AACC will recruit students this semester to act as the directors and stage managers...

A novelist who wrote a book about punk rock in the 1980s and 1990s said words don’t have to be “beautiful” or “poetry,” but they need to be “clear.” Garinè B. Isassi, who wrote “Start...

Students grabbed free fruits and vegetables from tables outside of the Health and Life Sciences building during the first Wellness Wednesday event of the semester.  Some picked up nicotine patches...

  About two dozen students took a break from studies on Tuesday to create artwork that represents their vision for their futures. Some students wrote their goals on worksheets while others created...

Warning: This article contains mentions of suicide  If you’ve ever struggled with your mental health you’re not alone. In fact, you can call 988 or reach out to AACC’s counseling services. Suicide...

AACC closed the 30-year-old footbridge that connects the west and east campuses for the fall semester for repairs. During routine maintenance earlier this summer, workers found deterioration in the...

Students celebrated their return to campus by making stuffed animals and shopping from a free produce market at a back-to school party this Monday. Roughly 250 students attended the Office of Student...

AACC students say they have made lifelong best friends on campus since restrictions from the COVID-19 pandemic relaxed and in-person events resumed.  Zack Buster, a third-year communications student,...