AACC celebrated Coming Out Week with a drag show, a comedy performance and a panel during which students told their personal stories. Students observed Coming Out Week from Oct. 6 through Oct. 13 to address...

The assistant director of science at NASA headquarters spoke to AACC students on Saturday about the success of Cassini and other planetary missions. Michelle Thaller, astronomer and astrophysicist at...

For the second month in a row Amaranth’s coffee house has a full lineup on Oct. 18. This month there were seventeen performances, performances ranged from poets, musicians, singers, novelists, and...

The Students Out to Destroy Assumptions club celebrated Disability Awareness Month on Oct. 18 with a fair on the Quad featuring therapy dogs, free massages and a wheelchair obstacle course. There were...

The theatre club hosted a haunted house on Friday the 13,  giving plenty of scares for everyone in attendance. The house’s route began with a tour guide telling "stories" of those who have died in...

Students had the opportunity to receive free custom airbrush t-shirts on Sept. 28. The event drew in a long line of students throughout the day as they noticed it on the Quad while walking in between...

An AACC media specialist alumnus taught students how to shoot professional videos using a smartphone on Sept. 26 at the Entrepreneurs Club. Ed Sparks, a former AACC student, who has helped film many...

Some students use the summer to relax, but a few of AACC’s culinary students spent their time working alongside some of the best cooks in Italy. For the past 13 years, AACC’s Hotel, Culinary Arts...

AACC observed Hispanic Heritage Month in September with music, food and art. The month kicked off on Sept. 15 with the Latino Club handing out “tres leches” cake, a sponge cake soaked in three kinds...

AACC’s Opera Company will celebrate its 15th anniversary on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 with a gala show featuring former students and faculty who have performed at AACC over the years. Here is a roundup of...