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Campus Current

The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current

The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current

AACC's student Drone Club will meet in April for the first time in a year.

Inactive Drone Club set to ‘reboot’ 

Dominic Salacki, Reporter March 4, 2021

The AACC Drone Club will meet for the first time in a year on April 1, and its faculty adviser said he hopes to revise the inactive student organization.    Former faculty adviser Shad Ewart, the...

Service animal experts encourage students to volunteer to raise service animals for veterans. Shown, former journalism student Michael Garvey, a veteran, and his service dog Liberty, on campus in 2017.

Service animal expert informs students on the benefits of veteran service dogs

Ryan Oberteuffer, Reporter February 22, 2021

Talk therapy and companion dogs could help veterans as an alternative to medicine, an expert on service animals told a group of about 60 students last week. Sarah DelCore, veteran and military service...

Student Government Association members created a Nest Guidebook for clubs and organizations.

SGA creates guidebook for The Nest 

Dominic Salacki, Advertising Manager February 18, 2021

The Student Government Association has published step-by-step instructions to help members of student organizations navigate The Nest, a website dedicated to clubs.  According to SGA President...

Amber Nathan, left, and Christian Richey, right, were editors-in-chief of the student newspaper during the 2019-2020 school year. Also shown, Christina Browning, the paper's former multimedia editor.

Campus Current is finalist for top student media prize

Summer Cox, Associate Editor February 11, 2021

The Campus Current made a short list of finalists for the Associated Collegiate Press’s prestigious Pacemaker award.  The award, in the community college category, is for issues of the student...

Active Minds, a student club, meets off campus last semester for a trip to Kinder Farm Park in Millersville.

Student clubs plan to meet online, hold virtual events

Audrey Wais, Editor-in-Chief February 2, 2021

The officers of student clubs said in January they are planning virtual meetings and events and are making the best of another semester online.   Student Government Association President Ryan Kim...

Audrey Wais

Business student becomes Campus Current editor-in-chief

Summer Cox, Associate Editor January 18, 2021

AACC’s student newspaper has a new editor-in-chief this semester. Second-year business administration student Audrey Wais said she intends to “home in on the virtual presence” of Campus Current,...

Students made videos for their favorite professors as part of the Student Government Association-sponsored Faculty Appreciation Project.

Students make videos for faculty appreciation project 

Summer Cox, Digital Media Editor December 18, 2020

Students made videos for their favorite professors in December to express their gratitude for their hard work. The videos were part of a Student Government Association-sponsored Faculty Appreciation...

Lynda Fitzgerald, director of AACC’s Dance Company, says male dancers earn more because there are fewer of them, so they are harder to recruit.
Featured dancers: Andre Hinds, Leo Williams, and Samuel Boquist.

Dance Company director modifies course to focus on pay gap

Audrey Wais, Advertising Manager December 14, 2020

The director of AACC’s Dance Company has modified a dance production course to focus, in part, on the gap in pay between male and female dancers.   Lynda Fitzgerald said male dancers earn more because...

SGA President Ryan Kim says he is excited to work with the new student senators.

SGA adds 9 new student senators

Johannes Haasbroek, Editor-in-Chief December 9, 2020

The Student Government Association added nine student senators in October. SGA president Ryan Kim noted the senators applied for the position. In previous semesters, senators have been nominated by...

AACC’s Gay-Straight Alliance raised $480 for the Trevor Project, an organization that offers crisis and suicide intervention for LGBTQ youth, in its second online drag show on Nov. 25. Featured: Miss Black.

Student drag queens raise nearly $500 for charity

Marquart Doty, Associate Editor December 1, 2020

AACC’s Gay-Straight Alliance hosted its second online drag show on Nov. 25, replacing the usual in-person Dragapalooza. GSA President Chrystal Jones hosted the event, which featured five students...

Panelists Thomisha Duru, Johnelka Staff and Winnie Shabazz says hobbies, life experiences and interests outside of work can spur an idea for a successful business startup.

Women entrepreneurs share ideas for successful business startup

Audrey Wais, Advertising Manager November 20, 2020

Three Anne Arundel County entrepreneurs told AACC students in October that they never expected to start the kinds of businesses they own.   During a virtual panel discussion sponsored by the Entrepreneurial...

AACC Psychology Student Emily Noble (And Finn)

Student clubs, events move to new Student Development office

Johannes Haasbroek, Editor-in-Chief November 12, 2020

AACC this semester permanently moved the Office of Student Engagement to the newly formed Student Development department.   Dean of Student Development Deneen Dangerfield, the former dean of college...

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