The African Student Association won the award for Outstanding Student Club or Organization at the 2025 Impact and Excellence Awards ceremony on April 24. Club President Rabiyatou Bah, a third-year environmental...

AACC students who admitted in a survey that they use artificial intelligence apps to help them with their schoolwork said they are “very confident” that they are not violating the college’s academic...

Students and faculty using college email addresses are experiencing an increase in phishing, scam and spam, the vice president for information and instructional technology said in March. Richard Kralevich...

AACC students said In April an outrageous price tag won’t stop them from seeing their favorite artists in concert. Live concerts are in high demand, and the current ticket pricing proves it. Pop singer...

Second-year biology student Kimora Barrow recalls the moment when she realized she had a problem managing her time. A senior in high school, she had already fallen behind in her statistics class early...

A quiet space in the Student Union building helps students feel less stress. In fact, it’s called the StressLess Room. The StressLess Room in SUN 120 gives students, faculty and staff 20 to 30 minutes...

A mechatronics professor is refining a sand plotter—a device that uses magnets and a metal ball to draw shapes in sand—that one of his pre-pandemic classes built. Professor Tim Callinan said the...

Students who researched the impact of excessive screen time for a mass media class have some advice for their classmates: Get a hobby. First-year nursing student Jayla Jones is “trying to be outside,...

Five creative writing students have given original poems to student sculptors to use as inspiration as they create sculptures. In turn, the sculptors have given original pieces to the poets to interpret...

Business students at AACC have sold $30,000 worth of rain barrels—containers used to collect and store water that drains from rooftops and would otherwise be wasted. Since 2009, professor Shad Ewart...

Five years after the start of COVID-19, students still feel the effect of the pandemic. Some AACC students said they have noticed a lingering change in social interactions, their eagerness to take in-person...

Fourth-year public relations student Jasmine Mauldin returned to the basketball court in October—after a 20-year hiatus. Mauldin is 43. Mauldin, a forward for the Riverhawks women’s basketball team,...