AACC’s Entrepreneurial Studies Institute will celebrate 20 years on campus this spring as it hosts its 19th annual Business Pitch Competition. Former ESI Academic Chair Carlene Cassidy said she started...

AACC’s Board of Trustees will vote next week on a proposal to raise tuition and fees by $4 per credit hour for the next semester.  The proposed increase is part of the $134,475,700 budget for fiscal...

The Health and Wellness Center supervises an hour of open gym weekly in the Jenkins Gymnasium  from noon to 1 p.m.  Students, faculty and staff do not need to RSVP to attend Wellness Wednesday in...

Renovations of the fourth floor of the Florestano building on AACC’s Arnold campus began in early February and will continue through the end of the spring semester. The revamp, slated to be finished...

AACC students won prizes including gift cards and sweatshirts yesterday at a Riverhawks game against the Baltimore City Community College Panthers in the I Love Athletics Pre-game Bash event. Students...

More than 70 high school students met with activists and organizations to discuss environmental action at a climate summit in the Health and Life Sciences building on Saturday. Second-year nursing student...

Students said the most important part of Valentine’s Day is spending quality time with their partners. Several couples told Campus Current they intend to stay at home, cook and binge-watch TV with...

Volunteers on campus will complete students’ tax returns for free until April 8. The program, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, or VITA, will offer free tax preparation to students, faculty, staff...

Students looking to make connections or start a business met with local business leaders and AACC business management faculty at a speed networking event on Wednesday. Teri Kotkiewicz, academic chair...

An AACC faculty member hosted a documentary screening on Thursday that examines the lack of education surrounding ethnic hair care. Christina Thurston, the program operations coordinator in the School...

A group of Jewish faculty and staff members on Thursday advocated for the college to cancel classes on high holy days. An online event called “Courageous Conversations” focused on dispelling misconceptions...

Entrepreneurial students took their first steps on Monday and Tuesday toward competing for scholarships and cash prizes to help them start their own businesses. Stephanie Goldenberg, the academic director...