Whether it is on a pencil case, a shirt or in their hair, female students are reclaiming bows. Students around campus are wearing bows, reflecting a national trend. Pinterest reported a 190% increase...

AACC has a new coffee vending machine in Careers, the only one on campus. The gourmet coffee machine, which serves drinks from the coffee company Seattle’s Best, was installed on the second floor...

The number of public high school students who are also enrolled at AACC dropped by 7% since last spring. That follows a 7% drop in dual-enrolled students in fall 2024, according to Associate Vice President...

Spring enrolllment at AACC this semester is the highest it has been since spring 2020. Likewise, last fall’s enrollment also was higher than any fall semester since 2020. AACC reported that 10,576...

For the second time this semester, the Student Government Association will hold an election for officers, starting April 28. Students elected an SGA president in February after the original 2024-25 president...

AACC staff will no longer receive frontloaded Paid Time Off (PTO) on July first. Staff members now have to accrue any vacation days they plan to take, rather than get them all at once. In previous years,...

AACC will celebrate Women’s History Month in March with a dozen events. Every year representatives from different departments on campus create events for faculty, staff and students to celebrate the...

AACC President Dawn Lindsay in February told faculty and staff to call the campus police if they encounter Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, officers on campus. Echoing similar guidance from...

AACC President Dawn Lindsay has created a task force to monitor the potential impact on the college of President Donald Trump’s many executive orders. Vice Presidents Melissa Beardmore and Felicia...

AACC’s Board of Trustees approved a $145.1 million operating budget on Feb. 25 that includes an increase in tuition of $5 per credit hour starting in the fall. The fiscal year 2026 budget, which is...

A second-year kinesiology student is the new Student Government Association president. Meredith Dales, 41, won against first-year engineering student Chris Chambers in the online election, which ended...

Two students are running for Student Government Association in a special election that ends Sunday.  The candidates are Meredith Dales, a second-year kinesiology student, and Chris Chambers, a first-year...