Students and faculty were able to do some of their holiday shopping at a ceramics sale on the Arnold Campus on Monday.  The Holiday Ceramics Sale, which was hosted by the AACC Ceramics-Keramos Society,...

As final exam season approaches, Dean for Learning Advancement and the Virtual Campus Colleen Eisenbeiser and Director of Information Security John Williams shared their tips for students taking online...

AACC students said the pandemic has made them more thankful for health and life this Thanksgiving season.  “I’m definitely more thankful for what I have because it was, like, easily lost,” Emily...

Student entrepreneurs won a total of $2,250 in awards to help them make their business ideas a reality on Thursday. First-year entrepreneurial student Hannah Gribbin, who claimed first prize in the...

It was 6 p.m. on a late November Thursday last year and the last blotches of crimson sunlight were dancing on my wall while I took an online exam.  Sitting in my room struggling with logarithms, I...

Editors and alumni of AACC’s student literary magazine held a surprise retirement party to celebrate the retirement of a longtime creative writing professor at an Oct. 16 coffeehouse. This year’s...

AACC students said in November they are happy about the election of Maryland’s first black governor. In an informal Campus Current poll of 28 students on the Arnold Campus after the midterm election,...

Friday night’s production of “Antigone” by Theatre AACC was the first community college play I have ever seen and it couldn’t have been a better introduction. “Antigone” has been a classic...

Theatre at AACC will present a modern translation of the Greek tragedy “Antigone” in November. The production, from Nov. 11 to 13 and 18 to 20 at the Kauffman Theater, will mark the first showing...

The first time third-year physics student Bryant Pepe flew a plane, he was just 9 years old. On a flight to the Outer Banks with his mother and sister on a small, single-engine plane, the pilot asked...

For the second year in a row, the Legal Studies Institute hosted a pop-up closet full of gently used business attire free to any student on Tuesday.  Institute Director Erin Gable organized the giveaway...

The historical-action video game, “Assasin’s Creed,” and the events of the 1755 Lisbon earthquake served as inspiration for her novel, a Washington-based author told a crowd of students and faculty...