Students from AACC’s Biological Anthropology course and Introduction to Philosophy course participated in a Bioethics Bowl Tournament for their final on Thursday. Assistant anthropology professor...

Theatre AACC will perform a staged reading of the comedy “Hurricane Diane” in January. The performance, which will run Jan. 19 and 20 at 7 p.m., is a dark comedic take on climate change by playwright...

Students taking classes at Glen Burnie Town Center will have to travel to AACC’s Arundel Mills or Arnold campus if they want to take final exams in a testing center this semester. GBTC’s testing...

Rise Up Coffee Roasters did not open on the Arnold campus in November as scheduled because of a delay in obtaining approval from the Anne Arundel County Health Department. Rise Up will repaint the spot...

AACC students are running businesses on the side, offering everything from tours of Costa Rica to handmade jewelry and sports attire. The students are part of AACC’s entrepreneurial program, which trains...

A 2015 graduate of AACC’s entrepreneurial studies program is back on campus installing fish tanks in the Health and Life Sciences Building. Dalton Leonard, owner of FantaSEA Aquariums, has installed...

Students are riding skateboards, bicycles and longboards to get around campus while the footbridge is closed. Even when the bridge—which is closed this semester for repairs—is open, students are...

Students played with dogs, got free massages and made stress balls at an event on Wednesday. The Health and Wellness Center hosts the Stress Less Fest at the end every semester so students, faculty...

AACC students visited the largest news radio station in the country on Friday. Campus Current editors, reporters and photographers visited WTOP Radio in Chevy Chase to learn first-hand how radio stations...

Three professors hosted an open discussion on psychedelics for students on wednesday. Professors Shad Ewart, Kevin Murphy, and Forrest Caskey hosted the free lecture on psychedelics and invited all...

The classmate sitting next to you in math class could be the next rock ‘n’ roll superstar. AACC students who have their own bands off campus say a lot of time and effort goes into being in a band...

Members of the Ceramics Club sold handcrafted mugs and plates to raise money for the club on Monday. The proceeds from the sale also pay for supplies toward group activities, trips to museums and to...