November 16, 2019
An AACC professor and a guest pianist performed a recital on Friday in HUM 112. Daniel Shomper teaches cello at AACC. He has been commended for his “masterful performance” and “lyrical expression” by the Baltimore Sun. The pianist, Woobin Park earned Doctor...
November 13, 2019
Student entrepreneurs showed off their wares in a business trade show on Nov. 13. The Best of Business Trade Show, which has been happening every fall for 15 years, is a chance for students to promote their businesses, network and sell their products. “The goal is...
November 7, 2019
A novelist came to AACC Thursday to read from her recent books and give advice to students. Jessica Anya Blau said AACC students were smart, attentive, and she appreciated the questions they asked after the reading. She said she hoped students would “enjoy the experience...
November 7, 2019
AACC's literary magazine won the Pacemaker Award at the National College Media Convention this November, while Campus Current was a finalist. Amaranth’s faculty adviser, Dr. Garrett Brown, said the student literary magazine winning an award reflected well on the college. “I...
November 6, 2019
Nine people performed music and poetry at an open mic on Wednesday at AACC. Mitchell Santos, editor-in-chief of Amaranth, the AACC literary magazine, talked about the open mic. “It’s really nice to see students and just how creative they can get with...
November 6, 2019
A gender and sexuality studies professor published her second book on Nov. 1, which features both students and faculty from AACC. Heather Rellihan said she and other women’s and gender studies professors felt inspired by their students, and this is why she wanted to...
November 5, 2019
Transportation is the number one concern for Anne Arundel County residents according to AACC's biannual survey. Political science professor Dan Nataf, the center’s director, said he believes both local construction and a lane being shut down on the Bay Bridge could...
November 1, 2019
Students dressed in drag for charity on Friday, performing in a Halloween-themed show. All proceeds—$519—went to the Trevor Project, which seeks to prevent suicide among LGBTQ youth. “I just want people to know it's important that we’re represented as the LGBTQ...
November 1, 2019
Anne Arundel County sends the fourth-highest number of students to University System of Maryland colleges compared with other counties, according to USM’s chancellor. More than 11,000 students from Anne Arundel County enrolled in the University System of Maryland this...
