The employee who has worked the longest at AACC retired on Oct. 1 after 52 years in the mailroom.  Alford Shinaberry, who turns 70 in November, started working in the campus mailroom in September 1970...

AACC students who came to campus for the first time this semester said they are finding their classmates and professors friendly. First-year environmental science student Tyler Saveleski said it’s...

Bilingual high school students who are trying to improve their English language skills took for-credit writing and grammar classes at AACC over their summer break. The 15 students, from Annapolis High...

In-person student services will be available from Monday to Thursday on the Arnold campus this fall, up from three days a week last semester. Student services include academic advising, tutoring, the...

Student clubs will begin the school year without funding for events and trips, unlike in prior years when the Student Government Association approved their budgets in the spring. Office of Student Engagement...

Those who suffer from mental health issues should seek help for their struggles, an AACC therapist said. Melissa Boling, a personal counselor at AACC, said the campus makes mental health resources available...

Men’s soccer head coach Nick Cosentino will enter into his 17th year coaching the Riverhawks. Last season the team finished 8-6. The Riverhawks lost 8-0 in the first round of the playoffs to Richland...

AACC has started offering more classes and programs at the college’s Glen Burnie Town Center and Arundel Mills campuses. Students can complete four certificates—from start to finish—at the Glen...

A second-year communications student became the editor-in-chief of the campus newspaper in August. Zack Buster, who served as associate editor last year, said he wants to improve the online edition of...

AACC will continue to test a new class type this fall that allows students to choose each day if they want to attend class in person or virtually. The new class type is called HawkFlex, and the college...

Approximately 1,867 Riverhawks graduated in May, including 444 who accepted their diplomas at Live! Casino & Hotel during the college's first in-person ceremony in two years. “My experience at...

Over the next four years, the now-empty Florestano building on West Campus will become a hub for student services and technology. The Dragun building on the Quad, which houses physical sciences, is...