Romeo came from a family of Montagues, and Juliet was a Capulet. The feud between their families made it impossible for them to be together, but that didn’t stop them from falling in love. The Shakespearean...

“On the Basis of Sex” is a charming biographic about Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg that starts off strong and kind of loses its momentum after a while. The movie starts off...

AACC’s Student Government Association President Jacob Smith hurled his dodge ball across the Riverhawk court to knock-out his fellow students on March 6. But Smith was one of more than 40 players...

The Japanese Language and Culture club held presentations during their meeting last Thursday and a field trip planned for this semester to Washington, DC. In the first presentation, students learned...

In Shakespeare’s “Othello,” the villainous Iago derides Cassio as a “great arithmetician” who “never set a squadron in a field.” This insult dismisses one who “computes” in favor...

The Student Government Association discussed the upcoming elections at their meeting today. According to the current SGA president, Jacob Smith, for the first time in three years the candidate will...

An introductory animation class doubled its enrollment between fall 2017 and last semester as AACC’s video game development program became more popular with students. In fall 2017, 16 students enrolled...

Gay-Straight Alliance officers said at a February meeting of the student club that they will focus on LGBTQ+ history and collaborate with faculty and other student organizations this semester. “We...

Two Christian clubs on the Arnold campus regularly invite students and faculty to come together for prayer, Bible study and social opportunities. Experience Apostolic Campus Ministries, or EACM, and...

The Ceramics Club held an open studio workshop with a guest speaker demonstrating various methods of working with clay on Feb. 15. Chris Lively, a professional ceramic artist, showed a number of methods...