AACC’s Chief Diversity Officer is restarting the college’s diversity committee after a two-year break.Â
Dr. Deidra Dennie is organizing the committee to meet once a month to promote inclusion,...
Gov. Larry Hogan in July appointed second-year nursing student Caleb Schaeffer as the student member of AACC’s Board of Trustees trustee for the 2018-2019 school year. Â
 AACC is the only one of...
The Anne Arundel County executive in June approved about half of the budget the college requested this year. Â
The county, which shares funding of the college with the state and student tuitions,...
By filling out one form, students can start the process to get money for college from the U.S. government, the state or AACC’s scholarship foundation—or all three.Â
The Free Application for Federal...
College students spend an average of $579 a year on textbooks from campus bookstores, according to the National Association of College Stores. Here are some ways to save money on your textbooks, and in...
The new Student Government Association president said on Aug. 1 he wants to increase student participation in SGA and campus clubs this semester by marketing them better.Â
President Jacob Smith said...
A drug and alcohol survey the college emailed students last spring will help AACC decide how to begin improving its prevention and treatment resources on campus this fall.Â
According to Dean of Student...
Theft, assault and vandalism decreased across AACC’s four campuses between 2016 and 2017, according to the Department of Public Safety.Â
However, disorderly conduct increased, according to a report...
AACC will offer 12 non-credit courses this fall that will help qualify students to fly drones.Â
The college will add credit courses in the future as part of a partnership with Warrenton, Virginia-based...
AACC is in the process of setting up the country’s first college credit certificate to train entry-level workers for jobs in the cannabis industry. Â
Shad Ewart, chair of the Business Management...
Although AACC doesn’t have dorms, students here can still make it feel like home. Â
Coming to college for the first time can be an overwhelming adjustment, but making yourself at home is easier...
The digital editor of Campus Current was the subject of the final article a Capital Gazette journalist wrote before she died in a mass shooting in June.  Â
On June 28, 38-year old Maryland resident...
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