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The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current

Students can register to vote online, by mail or in person on Election Day.

Are you ready to vote? Here’s how you register

Johannes Haasbroek, Editor-in-Chief October 12, 2020

Students who want to vote in this fall’s presidential election on Nov. 3 must register before Oct. 13. Only people who register to vote by the deadline may vote during the election. Maryland residents...

Hispanic Heritage Month features music, dancing, education

Hispanic Heritage Month features music, dancing, education

Maia Brown, Reporter October 12, 2020

The final event of this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebration will be on Oct. 15 with a virtual party on Zoom. The campus celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month included musical, dancing and...

Culinary student Jeanette Pesseh wears a mask and gloves as she cooks for a class on campus. Some culinary and nursing students are already back on campus.

Culinary students cook on campus

Johannes Haasbroek, Editor-in-Chief October 6, 2020

Culinary students are meeting face-to-face with their instructors on AACC’s Glen Burnie and Arnold campuses this fall. Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Institute Assistant Director David Ludwig said...

Steve Pegg started his 44-year career on campus as a part-timer in the bookstore while he took classes and played baseball for the AACC Pioneers.

Pioneer baseball legend celebrates 44 years as AACC employee

Dominic Salacki, Reporter October 2, 2020

AACC’s director of auxiliary services has worked at the college for 44 years—and earned recognition for his longevity at a meeting of all faculty and staff at the beginning of the semester. Steve...

The editors of Amaranth, AACC's student literary magazine, hosted a virtual open-mic night last week.

Amaranth holds virtual open-mic night

Marquart Doty, Associate Editor October 1, 2020

Students had the chance to perform at the first virtual open-mic night hosted by Amaranth, AACC’s award-winning literary magazine, last Tuesday. Amaranth plans to hold two more virtual open-mic nights...

Long-time Severna Park running coach Susan Noble is AACC’s new Women’s Cross-Country coach

Women’s Cross-Country gets new coach

Johannes Haasbroek, Editor-in-Chief September 23, 2020

A long-time Severna Park running coach is AACC’s new Women’s Cross-Country coach. Susan Noble, who started her job over the summer, has been a running coach and a personal trainer for 15 years...

Students in performing arts classes are at greater risk of spreading coronavirus and catching COVID-19. Shown, an AACC Dance Company rehearsal from 2017.

Dance classes sit out fall semester; other arts go online

Dominic Salacki, Reporter September 18, 2020

AACC canceled all of its group dance classes this semester after officials deemed it unsafe to offer them on campus.  Tap dance, ballet, modern dance, jazz dance and dance production will likely...

Campus police stay busy opening buildings for faculty and staff who need access to their offices while the campuses are mostly locked down.

Crime down but police stay busy opening buildings

Johannes Haasbroek, Editor-in-Chief September 17, 2020

Between March, when the college shut down because of the pandemic, and the start of the fall semester, AACC police responded to two accidents, two reports of destruction of property, four medical emergencies—...

Special Police Sgt. Stephen Shepet (center) is one of nine AACC faculty and employees to win a League of Innovation Excellence award.

Campus wins top award for innovation

Johannes Haasbroek, Editor-in-Chief September 15, 2020

AACC won a top award for innovation for the way it transformed in March from a mostly on-campus college to one that offered all of its classes online. The League for Innovation in the Community College...

Sgt. Janene Kerpelman, left, is the first AACC police officer promoted to sergeant.

Female officer is 1st to earn sergeant promotion

Summer Cox, Digital Editor September 10, 2020

One of AACC’s two female police officers this summer became the first officer on the campus police force to be promoted to the rank of sergeant. Sgt. Janene Kerpelman, who came to AACC as a public...

Vice President for Learning Mike Gavin is reportedly a candidate for a president or provost position at another college.

AACC faculty and students participate in Teach In on racial equality

Johannes Haasbroek, Editor-in-Chief September 9, 2020

Faculty and students participated informal lectures and discussions about racial equality Tuesday and Wednesday during a Teach In designed to prompt the dialogue.  Vice President for Learning...

Health and Fitness Assistant Mary Moorer loads a curbside order from the AACC Bookstore in the back of a student’s car.

Bookstore has curbside pickup of textbooks until Friday

Johannes Haasbroek, Editor-in-Chief September 1, 2020

Students who order their textbooks from the AACC Bookstore can pick up them curbside through Friday. Bookstore Manager Christopher Wirth said students can order their textbooks online from www.aaccbooks.com....

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