AACC’s Entrepreneurial Studies Institute gave away $75,000 to eight student businesses during its annual Business Pitch event on Tuesday. Unity Electricity, run by student Peter Papanicolaou, won...

The Student Government Association will host a debate between two presidential candidates on May 1. The candidates, Rabiyatou Bah, the SGA’s vice president for campus activities, and Zack Buster,...

The COVID-19 vaccination clinic on the Arnold campus will shut down on Wednesday.  The clinic, run by Anne Arundel County’s Department of Health, opened on Jan. 11, 2021, to administer free vaccines...

Students wrote supportive messages for sexual assault victims on a banner at an event hosted by the Health and Wellness Center on Wednesday.  The event was part of a series of three events for Sexual...

Six members of the Maryland judiciary system discussed the extent of the press’ First Amendment right to broadcast court proceedings on Thursday.  The panel consisted of four judges: John Morrissey,...

Students are showing their artwork in an AACC exhibit that will run through May 22. Kumasi J. Barnett, a studio arts professor from the School of Art Institute of Chicago, selected the pieces for the...

AACC began repairs for the West Campus quad in Arnold in March. The renovations, which will finish by Aug. 15, include a complete replacement of the stairs of the amphitheater and repairs for the wall...

An award-winning photographer on Monday showcased photos she took at places like the U.S.-Mexico border and the Everglades.  At the event, hosted by AACC’s Photography Club, photographer Lisa Elmaleh...

Student and faculty members of the LGBTQ+ community at AACC told a campus audience on Tuesday about their personal experiences during an event called “Breaking the Silence.” Anne Arundel County...

Students wrote down examples of how to properly ask for consent at an event hosted by the Health and Wellness Center on April 5.  At The Tea on Consent event, students also watched a video on consent...

“Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead” is my favorite play of all time, and Theatre AACC’s Friday night production of it lived up to my high expectations. Tom Stoppard’s comedic, tragic, existential...

A second-year dual-enrollment student became the editor-in-chief of the campus newspaper on April 1. Sam Gauntt, who served as managing editor of Campus Current since fall 2022, replaced second-year...