AACC students said in October they will vote for a constitutional amendment on Nov. 5 that will give Maryland residents the “fundamental right” to an abortion.  In an informal poll of 50 students...

Students are showing the music they listen to by wearing T-shirts advertising their favorite bands and artists. Second-year biology student Gabe Aquino, who wore an NBA Youngboy shirt, said wearing band...

During two years at AACC, a theater student might have opportunities to perform in a comedy, a tragedy, a musical and a classical play. Madeline Austin, a theater professor, said the theater program’s...

Students who select transfer studies as their major simply because they are undecided or don’t understand how to declare an area of study might be in the wrong major. That’s the advice of transfer...

The college’s Facilities Department in August mowed over a small meadow behind the Health and Life Sciences Building that housed native wildlife. Contractors cut down the meadow, which stretched from...

“I’ll do it tomorrow.” Sure you will. Up to 95% of college students procrastinate on a regular basis, according to a survey by the website Solving Procrastination. AACC students do it, too. “I...

Paramedic students learn about identifying hazards and looking for clues in an escape room on campus tailored with puzzles to build hands-on experience. The students have escape room days in addition...

Students performed in front of their peers during the monthly Amaranth Coffee House held by AACC’s Amaranth Club on Thursday. Performers shared everything from animal impressions to original songs ...

Members of the student Entrepreneurs Club made plans for an upcoming pop-up shop in October and a business festival later in the semester at a meeting on Tuesday. Participants also learned about how...

Charli XCX might think Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is brat, but some AACC students say she’s not. In fact, they told Campus Current, no politician can be brat because no politician...

More than 50 fans cheered on the Riverhawks at Thursday night’s men’s soccer game at Siegert Field. Some of them were members of the college’s Black Male Institute. Student Government Association...

Fifteen students and staff members Wednesday earned their certification to administer a nasal spray that can stop the effects of an opioid overdose. Registered nurse Stephanie Jenkins demonstrated...