The 48th edition of AACC’s student literary journal will come out on May 18. Students can pick up a copy of Amaranth, the journal of literature and arts, on Campus Current newsracks in the Humanities...

More than 2,000 listeners follow “Stoppage Time,” a two-year-old podcast by AACC student Joseph Angerome. Fellow student Micah Walker’s podcast, “At Least You’re Not Me,” has fewer fans. To...

“Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead” is my favorite play of all time, and Theatre AACC’s Friday night production of it lived up to my high expectations. Tom Stoppard’s comedic, tragic, existential...

Opera AACC will perform the comedic opera “Pirates of Penzance” in May. The company’s production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s 1880 show will run May 19-21 in the Kauffman Theater. “It's really...

The editor of The Capital Gazette, the daily newspaper covering Annapolis, said on Tuesday that artificial intelligence apps will never take the place of human reporters. “AI can’t replace real...

The AACC Dance Company will present a performance featuring modern, tap, jazz and West African styles in May. Titled “Spring Vibrations,” the show is “going to be all about colors, because spring,”...

Four student music ensembles will perform concerts at the end of this semester. The Small Jazz Combo will perform on May 9; the Large Jazz Combo will perform on May 6; the Symphony Orchestra will perform...

Theatre at AACC will perform the existentialist tragicomedy “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead” in April. The production of Tom Stoppard's 1966 play, which will run April 14 to 16 and April...

Some of AACC’s performing arts professors work off campus on professional theater productions or as part of dance companies, jazz groups and symphonies. Sean Urbantke Theater professor Sean Urbantke...

The editor of the Capital Gazette, the daily newspaper serving the Annapolis area, will speak with Campus Current’s editor-in-chief at a live, on-stage interview on April 4.  Brooks DuBose, editor...

Students and faculty performed poems and speeches from historical and contemporary women at a Women’s History Month event on Tuesday. Communications professors April Copes and Haley Draper organized...

A New-Orleans-born poet told a crowd of students and faculty on Thursday he views his poems as “little pieces of theater.” Steven Leyva, who teaches at the University of Baltimore, read poetry from...