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...

Students who take courses in the Health and Life Sciences building said they enjoy the sundrenched structure’s modern feel, open layout and large spaces. Students told Campus Current in April they...

AACC students said in early March they feel safer on campus and in public as COVID-19 restrictions are easing up. In an informal poll of 20 students, 14 said they feel safer now that COVID-19 cases...

AACC will offer an associate of applied science degree in dental hygiene starting in fall 2023. The college hired Tonya Jeffries, who has a master’s degree in healthcare administration, to run the...

AACC students said Tuesday they subscribe to four or more streaming services for movies and television shows. In an informal poll of 20 students around campus, 11 said they subscribe to four or more...

AACC students and employees have access to a slew of low- and no-cost services, including free groceries through a campus food pantry. The food pantry, which operates by appointment this semester, offers...

Baking and pastry students said it’s possible to eat healthy snacks on a budget and on the go. Second-year baking and pastry student Tamia Stew[1]art, for example, said her favorite quick snack to...

Two Anne Arundel County philanthropists donated $1 million to help AACC build a space for skilled trades classes on the Arnold campus. James and Janet Clauson of Hanover, Maryland regularly donate money...