AACC students in January chose the rap album “The Forever Story” by JID as their favorite musical release of 2022.  In an informal Campus Current survey of 50 students on the Arnold campus, more...

AACC’s 22-year-old opera company has been continuously running longer than the programs at any other community college in the country. Founded in 2001 by music professor and artistic director Doug...

The Theatre at AACC is holding auditions Jan. 27 for the absurdist tragicomedy “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead.” Auditions are in the Kauffman Theater at 6 p.m. today. Students also can audition...

Students journaled about self-improvement and learned how to manage their stress at an event on the Arnold campus on Dec. 7. First-Year Experience Assistant Sydney Klabnik organized the event “Let’s...

AACC students learned how to make pasta and sauces at a cooking demonstration by the Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Institute on the Glen Burnie Town Center Campus on Dec. 1.  Culinary students Frank...

The AACC Dance Company will present a modern dance performance, titled “Retrospect,” at the start of December. AACC graduate and Dance Company artistic director Adjetey Klufio will direct the show,...

For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the student Super Science club hosted an in-person speaker Saturday. Daryl Cooke, a NASA solar system ambassador, spoke to students and faculty...

Friday night’s production of “Antigone” by Theatre AACC was the first community college play I have ever seen and it couldn’t have been a better introduction. “Antigone” has been a classic...

Theatre at AACC will present a modern translation of the Greek tragedy “Antigone” in November. The production, from Nov. 11 to 13 and 18 to 20 at the Kauffman Theater, will mark the first showing...

The first time third-year physics student Bryant Pepe flew a plane, he was just 9 years old. On a flight to the Outer Banks with his mother and sister on a small, single-engine plane, the pilot asked...

The historical-action video game, “Assasin’s Creed,” and the events of the 1755 Lisbon earthquake served as inspiration for her novel, a Washington-based author told a crowd of students and faculty...

AACC students and local families were entertained by a Halloween-themed tour through the backstage and dressing rooms of the Kauffman Theater last Friday and Saturday. Costumed actors delivered monologues...