AACC installed a new fresh-food vending machine in the atrium of the CALT building over spring break. The machine, operated by Washington-based Wellfound Foods, serves ready-made, refrigerated meals such...

Colleges across the nation are seeing lower enrollment in the humanities, but AACC administrators say humanities programs here remain stable. In fact, the School of Liberal Arts slightly increased enrollment...

The number of high school students who take classes at AACC increased by approximately 30% after the Maryland Legislature passed a 2022 law to give high schoolers free tuition at community colleges. In...

Two AACC students are running for president of the Student Government Association. The candidates are first-year engineering student Rabiyatou Bah, 19, and second-year communications student Zack Buster,...

The Genders and Sexualities Alliance won the award for Outstanding Student Club or Organization of the Year at the 2023 Impact and Excellence Awards on Thursday.  GSA President Grace Bourne, a third-year...

Even after multiple semesters studying what they thought was their favorite subject, some AACC students said they changed their majors because a single professor or class had a profound impact on them. Four...

More than 2,000 listeners follow “Stoppage Time,” a two-year-old podcast by AACC student Joseph Angerome. Fellow student Micah Walker’s podcast, “At Least You’re Not Me,” has fewer fans. To...

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,...