A District Court judge and a Maryland delegate told an audience of approximately 40 students and faculty on Wednesday that legalizing recreational cannabis is among the most important laws the state Legislature...

AACC students in January chose the rap album “The Forever Story” by JID as their favorite musical release of 2022.  In an informal Campus Current survey of 50 students on the Arnold campus, more...

Approximately 125 students are enrolled in a program at AACC that teaches them how to develop, design or code video games.  Students can earn a transfer degree in game art and design, or a career degree...

Students, staff and local community members gathered to see a once-in-a-lifetime comet pass through the solar system at the college on Saturday. The Super Science Club hosted the event at the AACC Observatory...

Students and faculty created short and long-term goals for their year at a workshop on the Arnold campus on Tuesday.  Participants at the event, hosted by First-Year Experience, created specific, measurable,...

AACC’s 22-year-old opera company has been continuously running longer than the programs at any other community college in the country. Founded in 2001 by music professor and artistic director Doug...

Students and faculty chose labels to describe their identities and turned them into a short-term art installation in the Student Union building on Thursday.  The “Share a Pizz-a Your Identity”...

Thirty-four months after it closed, the Subway in Careers reopened on Monday.  The sandwich restaurant, located on the bottom floor of Careers, will serve food from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through...

The Theatre at AACC is holding auditions Jan. 27 for the absurdist tragicomedy “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead.” Auditions are in the Kauffman Theater at 6 p.m. today. Students also can audition...

If you’re feeling a little blue as the winter drags on, it’s possible you suffer from seasonal depression. AACC psychology professor Maria Winters, a licensed counselor, said unlike winter blues,...

“Oh boy, they’re assholes,” second-year transfer studies student Tristan Comba said about student drivers in the AACC parking lots. “It’s like they have road rage. They’re impatient. They don’t...

This story contains mentions of violence and stalking. A stalking survivor who works at AACC advised students and faculty to “be observant of your surroundings of yourself and others” on Thursday. Melanie...