An accounting professor is offering to fill out tax forms for free for students, faculty and staff this spring. Michael Gavin, along with some students and other faculty, will do federal and state tax...

The main stairwell in the Health and Life Sciences Building closed this week because of loose wood on some of the steps. Maurice Chaput, AACC’s executive director of administrative services, said...

The number of full-time students enrolled in AACC this semester is down 11.3% compared with last spring.  Over a five-year span, the college lost 2,671 students, according to Vice President for Learning...

AACC is hosting a variety of in-person and virtual events for students, staff and faculty in celebration of Black History Month in February. To start the month off, the Black History Month Planning...

AACC’s new athletic esports team will kick off its first season on Feb. 7 with a tournament featuring the video game Rocket League. Coach Conway Johnson said the players will play the video games...

Because more students are going back to in-person classes this spring semester, the crime level on campus could increase slightly, AACC’s police chief said earlier this month. However, Sean Kapfhammer...

A professional dancer with more than two decades of experience became AACC’s new coordinator of dance last semester. Robert Kleinendorst, an alum of the prestigious Paul Taylor Dance Company in New...

The staff of AACC’s student newspaper revived the print edition of the award- winning paper on Jan. 24. Campus Current stopped publishing the monthly print edition in March 2020 when the college closed...

Trade students taking classes like welding and plumbing will meet in a new building on campus starting on the first day of the spring semester. The college built the $5 million Clauson Center for Innovation...

A first-year communications student will become the editor of AACC's award-winning campus newspaper on Jan. 24. Dan Elson, who lives in Arnold, said his first goal as editor is to revive the print edition...

Before the semester even began, the college closed three times in January for snow days. Each time, the college closed its gates, revved up its snowplows and canceled in-person classes. “Our one...

Two AACC adjunct professors are running for state delegate from Anne Arundel County. Democrat Courtney Buiniskis, who has taught communications part-time at AACC for five years, has filed to run for...