A first-year kinesiology student is running uncontested this week for the position of Student Government Association president. Jayeim Blake, who was born in Trinidad and Tobago and moved to Maryland...

Hackers and cybercriminals are targeting AACC students and faculty with spam emails through their school accounts. According to AACC’s Vice President for Information and Instructional Technology Richard...

A political science professor is running a survey this week to ask students what they think of artificial intelligence. The survey, conducted biannually by Dan Nataf, the director for AACC’s Center...

AACC in December became the only community college in a coalition for cybersecurity education aimed at addressing the cybersecurity talent shortage. The school’s selection for the Rochester Institute...

The ability to pivot is an invaluable skill that develops with time. Often, we have little warning before we have to pivot, but when the need arises, we should be ready. Somewhere between complacency...

We’ve officially reached the halfway point of the semester. This means different things for different people. Some students are happy the semester is creeping toward being over. Others share a feeling...

Students can nominate themselves until April 5 to run to become president or a vice president of the Student Government Association for next school year. Candidates will campaign from April 8 to 12...

AACC is replacing roofs on two buildings—the gym and the Physical Plant Building. According to Jim Taylor, the executive director of administrative services, the roofs are outdated and not up to par...

The Maryland General Assembly is considering passing two laws related to AACC. Nick’s Law aims to prohibit someone who is convicted of operating a boat while under the influence from operating a boat...

Volunteers will be available on campus until April 3 to do taxes for free for students, faculty and community members who make less than $64,000 a year. The student and faculty volunteers participate...

About once a month, a student or a group sets up a table on the Quad and fills it with jewelry, crafts, candy or another handmade item with the hope of selling that handiwork to others. The makeshift,...

More than a quarter of Gen Z Americans—which includes traditional college-age students—identify as queer, according to a January study by the Public Religion Research Institute. The report said 28%...