AACC is helping Anne Arundel County’s Gun Violence Intervention Task Force raise awareness about the issue. The college’s representative on the task force, whose mission is to reduce gun-related injuries...

A 21-year-old lacrosse athlete died in early June in a boating accident. Third-year student Nick Barton, who played for the Riverhawks since 2020, died after he was thrown into the West River when the...

A second-year communications student became the editor-in-chief of the campus newspaper in August. Zack Buster, who served as associate editor last year, said he wants to improve the online edition of...

AACC will continue to test a new class type this fall that allows students to choose each day if they want to attend class in person or virtually. The new class type is called HawkFlex, and the college...

After 38 years of teaching, one of AACC’s first black professors retired on July 1. President Dawn Lindsay said history professor Lester Brooks was a leader in diversity. “He certainly helped...

AACC named an interim associate vice president for learning and academic affairs on July 1. Tina Smith, the former academic chair of the psychology department, will temporarily replace Alycia Marshall,...

The Anne Arundel County Council in June approved a $124.6 million operating budget for AACC for the 2023 school year, $4.4 million more than last year. The college contributed 28% to this year’s budget...

Police said Thursday they have charged a former student with videotaping or photographing men using college restrooms. The suspect is charged with three misdemeanors and police are taking steps to ban...

A hacker sent more than 10,000 spam emails to AACC email accounts in March, the college reported.  The emails went to a random mixture of students, faculty, and staff and contained a link to a fraudulent...

AACC will continue to require students and employees to wear masks inside of campus buildings until May 19. However, the college on March 9 ended its requirement for those who come to campus to show...

AACC will hold 41.5% of its classes on campus in the fall, according to college vice presidents. “The push has been to bring back more face-to-face offerings so we get that community feel again,”...

Students who take online SYNC courses this summer and fall could be meeting more often over Zoom or Microsoft Teams with their professors and classmates. Online SYNC courses that have included a single...