The Super Science Club hosted a trip to the National Aquarium on March 13 involving six student clubs and 53 participants. Alex Bradford, Super Science Club president, arranged the trip, which drew...

  This spring’s Empty Bowls fundraiser raised $1,850 for HelpLink on April 8. Several dozen students and faculty members gathered in the Hawk’s Nest dining hall to purchase $10 bowls of...

  AACC faculty on March 4 passed a vote of no-confidence in Provost Tanya Millner. A vote of no confidence means the faculty has lost trust in Millner’s ability to do her job as vice president...

Nearly 30 students are preparing income tax returns for free through April 4 for students, faculty, staff and community members who earn $69,000 a year or less. Business administration professor Oksana...

AACC students and faculty members are celebrating Women's History Month with exhibits and events on campus. One exhibit highlights the history of feminism while the other one showcases the art of women...

Students will pay an extra $5 per credit in tuition starting in the fall as part of a $151.3 million budget for fiscal year 2027. Anne Arundel Community College’s Board of Trustees approved the budget...

More than two dozen student clubs promoted their organizations and recruited new members at the Hawk’s Nest Grill & Deli cafeteria on Feb. 3. Officers of 26 clubs, ranging from the Entrepreneurs...

A first-year journalism student became the editor-in-chief of AACC’s student newspaper in January. Pe’la Saunders, who lives in Glen Burnie, said she wants to focus on student-related stories as...

The snowstorm that closed campus for five days during the second week of school left behind a thick layer of ice that took the college’s maintenance staff five days to scratch through and remove in freezing...

AACC will host more than a dozen exhibits, demonstrations and lectures to celebrate Black History Month on campus in February. The events center around the college’s theme for Black History Month,...

An autistic entrepreneur is selling five flavors of extra-crunchy pretzels in the AACC bookstore. Moore Crunch is a Baltimore-based pretzel company founded and managed by Marcus Moore, whose difficulties...

Students interested in sewing, crocheting, knitting, macrame and embroidery are joining a new student Fiber Arts Club. Club President Isabella Milani said she wants to bring the AACC community together,...