More than half of AACC’s full-time faculty have committed to joining the Riverhawk Educators United union. The majority consensus means the full-time professors can move on to officially certifying...

A year after Rise Up Coffee Roasters postponed the opening of a kiosk in the CALT atrium, the college is looking for a different vendor to take its place. Peter Kaiser, AACC’s events and food services...

AACC’s women’s soccer team made it to the NJCAA Division II Women’s Soccer Championship in November but lost the second game. The team won the NJCAA Division II Region 20 and East District championships...

Two television legends told AACC students on Wednesday to contemplate their personal reasons for wanting to write or act, and then stay true to those goals as they pursue their careers as entertainers. Kevin...

Anne Arundel County residents said the economy is their top concern, according to a survey by AACC’s Center for the Study of Local Issues. The semi-annual survey, which drew 873 responses, showed...

Crime decreased from 31 incidents on the Arnold campus in 2022 to 29 in 2023, according to the AACC Department of Public Safety and Police’s annual report. Stalking incidents decreased from eight...

A new cheerleading club has attracted 60 potential members, an unusually high number for a student organization on campus. Cheerleading Club Pres-ident Abby Loftus said she hopes the squad eventually...

Homeland security and paralegal students have extra access to faculty mentors and workshops designed to help them succeed in their fields. The Legal Studies Institute created the Bridge program in...

Approximately 20 medical professionals at a Glen Burnie hospital are working as licensed practical nurses after finishing a 41-credit program taught by AACC professors at their workplace. The University...

Students collaborated with an AACC professor to make a robot that looks exactly like one in the film, “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.” Mechatronics professor Tim Callinan has collaborated with more...

The National Science Foundation in August awarded AACC $600,000 for undergraduate research in science, technology, engineering and math. The college will use some of the funds to pay students and faculty...

Thirty-five music students will travel to New York City in November for a four-day residency with a Grammy award-winning composer, culminating in a performance at Carnegie Hall. Select members of AACC’s...