Rise Up Coffee Roasters will open a kiosk on the Arnold campus in November. The kiosk, in the CALT atrium on West Campus, will sell coffee, smoothies, pastries and breakfast sandwiches. “We haven’t...

Two AACC student publications won national awards this week. The College Media Association awarded Amaranth, a journal that publishes student works of art and writing, second place for Literary Magazine...

A political science professor is asking students who have dropped a course or received a low grade because they didn’t complete a class for their reasons why. Professor Dan Nataf said research showing...

AACC officials have decided to cut the number of charter buses that take students between the east and west sides of campus from two to one. The single bus will continue to run from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m....

AACC students who have college loans resumed making payments starting Oct. 1 after the end of the three-and-a-half-year pause. The U.S. Department of Education started the student loan forbearance program...

Demand for free groceries from AACC’s food pantry has increased 30% this semester compared with this time last year. The pantry, located in Room 219 of the Student Union, offers free food and personal...

An AACC adjunct professor is campaigning for a seat on the Anne Arundel County Board of Education. LaToya Nkongolo, who has taught human services at AACC for about a decade, will run for District 5...

AACC’s Department of Public Safety and Police will begin campus-wide active shooter drills on Oct. 2. Public safety will play a message over the alarm system, prompting students and faculty to undergo...

The Student Government Association appointed two students as vice presidents last week to fill open positions on its seven-member executive board. SGA President Zack Buster said the officers used...

Incidents of stalking and petty theft increased on the Arnold campus between 2021 and 2022, while most other crime was nonexistent, according to a report last week. “I’d like to say it’s because...

The 2024-2025 Free Application for Federal Student Aid will be available in December instead of October this year. The FAFSA Simplification Act, which Congress passed in December 2020, will significantly...

AACC legal studies professors explained the U.S. Supreme Court’s controversial affirmative action ruling to students in a presentation on Tuesday. Affirmative action is the idea that colleges can...