AACC students and employees have access to a slew of low- and no-cost services, including free groceries through a campus food pantry. The food pantry, which operates by appointment this semester, offers...

Baking and pastry students said it’s possible to eat healthy snacks on a budget and on the go. Second-year baking and pastry student Tamia Stew[1]art, for example, said her favorite quick snack to...

Two Anne Arundel County philanthropists donated $1 million to help AACC build a space for skilled trades classes on the Arnold campus. James and Janet Clauson of Hanover, Maryland regularly donate money...

Two candidates will face off for the position of Student Government Association president this month. AACC students will vote for the new president in an online election in April. SGA President Ben...

The pitcher of the Riverhawks softball team threw a perfect game on April 3 in a 17-0 win against Virginia’s Christendom College. Second-year health science student Jaclyn Nevins said she located...

A group of AACC students comes together twice a week on campus to play video games and hang out.  About 14 students meet every Monday and Wednesday between 1:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. to play the video game...

A former women’s triathlon coach became AACC’s new coordinator of athletics on April 1.  George Erazo, who coached at St. Thomas Aquinas College in New York, said some of his goals are to create...

A New York writer, speaker and poet read her poems on racial justice, feminism and awareness of privilege to an AACC audience on March 15. As part of AACC’s Women’s History Month observance, Melania...

For the first time in almost three years, The Theatre at AACC will put on an in-person production on campus. The cast of student actors will perform the play “Clue: On Stage” on April 14, 16, 22,...

AACC’s Communications Department hosted a Women’s History Month event on March 31 at which students read poems and speeches by notable women throughout history and today. Communications professor...

AACC students said they will stay at home during spring break next week. In an informal poll of 32 students, 21 said they are staying in the state, while 11 said they plan to travel outside of Maryland. “I’ll...

A 37-year-old who enrolled at AACC two years ago will play for the Riverhawks golf team this season.   Second-year business administration student David Henderson said he started playing golf about...