Approximately 120 students, faculty and staff attended the food tasting of the new company CDL Inc. on May 4, according to Steve Pegg, the director of auxiliary services. The company could possibly take over The Hawk’s Nest Grill & Deli if the food tasters favored them; and once all negotiations...

AACC students are preparing for their upcoming finals with a delicate balance of studying and relaxation. Students said they anticipate finals by creating extra time in their schedules to study. “I try to make enough time to be able to study. … For example I take off of work or on weekends,...

AACC’s Department of Public Safety & Police will get its phone number placed on the college’s app within a few weeks, according to Police Chief Sean Kapfhammer. The number will place on the home page of the app in the form of a button, and will be a way to easily call police on campus, Kapfhammer...

An AACC Sports in America class played one of the precursor games to baseball on April 28. The game, town ball, is very similar to Baseball but with a few tweaks, according to professor Richard Hardesty, the instructor for the class. For one, Hardesty said, there are four bases on a square field,...

Campus Current’s May issue will be 20 pages, the largest print newspaper in AACC’s history. The 20-page edition, which will be on campus newsracks and online at TheCampusCurrent.com on May 1, marks a milestone for the independent, student-run paper. Prior to May, the heftiest issue was 16 pages. The...