Students who take online SYNC courses this summer and fall could be meeting more often over Zoom or Microsoft Teams with their professors and classmates. Online SYNC courses that have included a single...

AACC students said this week they would oppose any decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade, the case that established abortion as a constitutional right. In an informal poll of 50...

Second-year communications student Maggie Brown said she waited on the second floor of Truxal Library the week before spring break because she needed a quiet place to prepare for a midterm and hoped to...

AACC’s Health and Wellness Center partnered with the Student Government Association to hold its first stress-relief event in two years. Health and Wellness Center nurse Stephanie Jenkins said...

A second-year marketing and psychology student will become the Student Government Association president on June 1. In an election that drew just nine voters, Abigail Billovits-Hayes and four vice presidents,...

AACC’s Entrepreneurial Studies Institute awarded $50,500 to six student entrepreneurs during its annual Business Pitch competition on Tuesday. Second-year entrepreneurship student Andrew Parr, who...

An abstract painter told AACC students Thursday that experimenting with colors, textures, canvases and styles over his career resulted in a body of work that isn’t “always … really connected together.” In...

AACC on April 29 published the first edition of a journal for students to showcase their research. The inaugural issue of the Journal of Emerging Scholarship contains seven articles from students studying...

AACC students this month planted a garden on the side of the Careers Center to show support for the LGBTQ community. About 30 students planted native Maryland plants, like huckleberries and a redbud...

The student body will elect one president and four vice presidents in this year's Student Government Association election. Voting will be available through The Nest website from April 25-29. SGA...

A newly created Muslim Student Association started meeting on campus in March. Hamza Iqbal, the club’s president and Ahmed Abbas, the vice president said they created the club to expand diversity...

Since the start of COVID, AACC received upward of $31 million in federal aid to help the college and its students through the pandemic. Associate Vice President for Learning Resources Management Andrew...