AACC biology students spent part of their winter break taking classes in Costa Rica. Students enrolled in Fundamentals of Ecology Travel Study, a science class, blended beach time with lab study in...

The college is searching for job candidates to fill the vacant positions in the Office of Student Engagement that oversee student clubs and campus events, and will begin a national search for a new director...

A new book on leadership in community colleges features a section on the work AACC has done to engage students. “Team Leadership in Community Colleges” discusses the development of the Engagement...

AACC increased online class sizes to a maximum of 25 this spring, up from 20 in prior semesters. Vice President for Learning Mike Gavin said the change allows more students to take classes rather than...

Dr. Heather Rellihan walked across the Arnold campus last fall looking at her phone when she noticed an email saying she had won the coveted Martin Luther King Jr. Zeitgeist award. “I was so honored...

AACC students can avoid getting the Coronavirus by getting enough sleep, drinking plenty of water and regularly washing their hands with soap and water. Beth Mays, a nurse who manages AACC’s Health...

AACC’s information securities director is advising students not to accept gift card offers through the campus email, as the senders might steal their credit card information. John Williams said students...

African-American students received advice on how to further their careers, overcome hardships and improve their lives at the 10th annual Black Male Summit in CALT 100 on Friday. The event, organized...

An AACC political science professor spoke to students about the challenges of conducting surveys on Thursday at the first of a series of seminars. Stat Chat is about the uses of technology and data...

Tuition will increase by $4 per credit hour in the fall, an increase of $48 extra per semester for a full-time student taking 12 credits, coming as part of the college’s proposed $123.6 million budget. The...

The Student Government Association approved the Games Club, the Involvement Fair and a faculty and staff celebration on Monday. SGA President Mitchell Santos, who approved the Games Club, said it had...

Students learned about the history of Malcolm X on Thursday through an artist’s retelling of his famous “The Ballot or The Bullet” speech. Darrick Johnson performed as Malcolm X for students in...