AACC faculty artists presented their creative works at an art show in the Cade building on Thursday. Nearly two dozen faculty members displayed their photographs, watercolor paintings, abstract artworks,...

AACC is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 with art exhibitions, a cooking demonstration and a dance class. The campus kicked off the month-long celebration with a Sept. 27...

An informal campus poll shows 36% of students do not know which of Maryland’s U.S. Senate candidates they will vote for in November. In a poll of 50 students, 18 said they do not know who they want...

Half of the students in an informal Campus Current poll on Wednesday said Vice President Kamala Harris won Tuesday’s presidential debate. In a survey of 50 students, 25 said Kamala Harris won the...

Some AACC students manage the stress of school by finding creative outlets through artistic hobbies. Still, some students who tap their creative sides outside of school said they don’t have enough...

Students grabbed free fresh fruits and vegetables from tables at an event outside of the Health and Life Sciences Building on Wednesday. The Office of Student Engagement partnered with the Health and...

Students learned about the Student Government Association and enjoyed donuts at a back-to-school event on the Quad on Thursday. “Donuts with Student Engagement” was the fourth and final event hosted...

Students gathered on Aug. 27 in the SUN building to donate socks, make stuffed animals and enjoy ice cream at the “Sock It” event organized by the Office of Student Engagement. In an effort to build...

The best way for May 2024 graduate Allison Terry to concentrate in chemistry class, she said, was to draw pictures of stars and plants in her notebook. Her chemistry professor, it turns out, did not agree. “A...

Second-year English student David Moss dropped out of AACC at the end of the spring semester, but he’ll be back in a year. At that time, the Army National Guard will pay his tuition. Moss, 19, started...

Some AACC students at 18, 19 and 20 years old don’t have their driver’s licenses yet, either because they’re not interested in driving or they haven’t taken the time to learn. “I’ve just been...

College-age students are buying more music in the form of CDs and vinyl. Members of Gen Z, including some AACC students, collect physical copies of their music to make sure they’ll own it forever, unlike...