Fifteen to 20 students gather in the cafeteria, on the Quad or in the library every Wednesday for about two hours to discuss God, spread love and pray together. They are members of a club called Experience...

 While Aug. 30 was only about three and a half months ago, this entire semester seemed a bit longer than any other I’ve spent at AACC, for good reasons. Today, I am completing my run as Campus Current’s...

Got test anxiety? You are not alone. Second-year English student Mikayla Borneman said she feels like she has “a heart attack the night before [an exam]. ... I freak out, it’s so bad." Almost...

Three student entrepreneurs won a collective $2,500 for their business ideas before Thanksgiving. AACC student Nickie Lambert won the $1,000 first-place prize in the AACC Entrepreneurial Studies Institute’s...

As another COVID-tinged Thanksgiving approaches, AACC students said they're grateful for their health and their loved ones. “I am really grateful that my parents are healthy,” Matthew Coughlin,...

About 100 students and staff last week visited the Entrepreneurial Studies Institute’s first in-person student trade show since the event went all-virtual in spring 2020. Nine student entrepreneurs...

The Student Government Association seated 10 new student senators this week who will serve for the remainder of the academic year. SGA President Ben Nussbaumer said 10 candidates signed up for 10...

Students who served in the military said last week their classmates might misunderstand the veterans who sit next to them on campus. “You know, we're just like everyday people that just so happened...

Students in two sections of English 102 last spring collaborated to publish an edition of William Faulkner’s iconic novel, "As I Lay Dying," with their insights on the characters in the story. Called...

AACC’s mental health advocacy club hosted a suicide prevention awareness walk at Kinder Farm Park in late October. Six members and the faculty co-advisers of the Active Minds at AACC club gathered...

The Student Government Association kicked off a series of weekly events with a virtual bingo game for students in October. President Ben Nussbaumer, a third-year general education student, said he hopes...

Halloween is on Sunday but the campus will keep celebrating it for another week. Students, faculty and staff celebrated Halloween, virtually and on campus, over the past couple of weeks at AACC-hosted...