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Campus Current

Improv club members Dax Goetia, left, Michael Dang and Éva Parry prepare for the club’s February performance at the Black Box Series productions.

Students to write, produce, direct original shows

Tomi Brunton, Editor-in-Chief January 22, 2024

Theatre AACC will show four 10- to 15-minute plays in February that are written, acted and directed entirely by students, with the improv club performing during intermissions. The student directors will...

Theatre AACC actors prep for their April performance of “Little Shop of Horrors.”

Theatre to show 1st musical since before COVID

Tomi Brunton, Editor-in-Chief January 22, 2024

Theatre AACC will show the comedic horror musical “Little Shop of Horrors” in April. The production, which will show April 12 to 14 and April 19 to 21 in the Kauffman Theater, will be the first musical...

The Performing Arts Department will update AACC’s music degree, adding classes that focus on recording technology and sound production.

AACC updates music degree, adds new classes

Tomi Brunton, Editor-in-Chief January 22, 2024

The Performing Arts Department will offer a new associate of arts degree in music, replacing the old one, starting this fall. The new degree requires students to take more of the music classes that will...

Students are spotting foxes, squirrels, deer, turkeys, skinks and other animals on campus.

Students find many critters

Mischa Green, Co-Editor January 20, 2024

The Arnold campus is home to reptiles, amphibians, mammals, insects, slugs and “everything else,” according to an AACC biology professor. “In the spring we go around and just, even in an hour,...

AACC plans to host multiple events on campus for Black History Month in February.

College plans events for Black History Mo.

Mischa Green, Co-Editor January 20, 2024

AACC will host an art exhibit, a sit-down lunch and more to celebrate Black History Month in February with the theme “Blackness in Full Bloom.” The theme signifies embracing and celebrating the...

Students submitted recipes to a cookbook using ingredients from AACC’s food pantry.

Cookbook focuses on food pantry supplies

Izzy Chase, Co-Editor January 20, 2024

A World Culture and Cuisine class in the fall created a cookbook of recipes using ingredients found in AACC’s food pantry.  Professors Forrest Caskey and Amy Carattini, who co-taught the class, ...

Students are studying horseshoe crabs in the Health and Life Sciences Building.

Students study crabs to conduct research

Divine Mesumbe, Co-Editor January 20, 2024

Students who want to conduct undergraduate science research can study horseshoe crabs in two labs in the Health and Life Sciences Building.  Students are able to create their own research projects...

Professors are determining which snow-day policy works best for their classes.

Profs decide on rules for snow-day classes

Payton Thompson, Contributor January 20, 2024

AACC professors will decide on a class-by-class basis how snow days will affect class time this winter. When inclement weather causes campus to close, professors will let their students know how they...

Paramedic students Jermaine Mills, left, and Jordan Hopkins, center, pretend to treat actor Steve Hopp.

Actors paid to play patients

Divine Mesumbe, Co-Editor January 20, 2024

Students in some physical therapy, paramedic, nursing, EMS and EMT classes get hands-on medical experience with actors who are paid to pretend to be patients. Called “standardized patients” by college...

Ceramics-Keramos Society President Holly Mitchell’s tile depicts a turkey vulture, native to Maryland. It will become part of a collective artwork at the end of the semester.

Club designs ceramic tiles

Dulcie Metro, Contributor January 20, 2024

Members of the student Ceramics-Keramos Society are making colorful, 6-by-6 inch tiles featuring images of Maryland culture and nature to display on campus.  The students, including some who take ceramics...

Clubs must pay for the license to a movie before they can show it on campus, or the college can get fined.

Clubs must buy rights for movies on campus

Mischa Green, Co-Editor January 20, 2024

Student clubs could have to pay hundreds of dollars for a license if they opt to show a movie on campus. The Office of Student Engagement announced a new rule in December that requires clubs to pay...

Students celebrate the holidays at the “It’s Giving… Winter” social hosted by SGA.

SGA hosts winter-themed social for students during finals

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter December 14, 2023

The Student Government Association hosted a winter-themed social for students of all religious backgrounds on Wednesday.  This is the third year SGA hosted an event that celebrates all winter holidays,...

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