Fewer AACC students became members of the campus chapter of Chi Epsilon National Honor Society this year than last. The campus sorority, called Epsilon Chi, has been at the college since 2009. Sixty-three...

The day after Aaron “AG” Marshall’s AACC classmates graduate on May 25, some of them will join their former classmate’s family and friends at a concert featuring a sampling of the 500 songs he...

AACC hosted photo-storytelling project Dear World on April 10 and 11. Students, faculty and staff had a chance to answer the one question Dear World asks, “If you had one story to share with the world,...

A Maryland Court of Appeals judge said it could be “unconstitutional” to ban anyone from accessing social media, even sex offenders. Judge Clayton Greene was one of six judges who spoke on campus...

Campus Current’s May issue will be 20 pages, the largest print newspaper in AACC’s history. The 20-page edition, which will be on campus newsracks and online at TheCampusCurrent.com on May 1, marks...

Two sexual assault advocates in April encouraged AACC students—especially men—to stay away from friends who pressure them into having sex. David Seeber, an educator with Catharsis Productions,...

One of the two candidates for the office of Student Government Association president dropped out of the race Tuesday, assuring the remaining contender the top spot. Johnathan O’Dea, president of the...

Children and parents participated in the ninth annual Easter egg hunt on campus in AACC’s dining hall Saturday morning. The free event featured Easter egg hunts for different age groups, as well...

A group of alternative photography students displayed photographs at the Kent Island Federation of Arts exhibit on April 1. The show, “Getting Weird,” featured alternative photographs by 10 AACC...

A high-school rock band won Campus Activities Board’s talent show held in the Dining Hall on April 5. The alternative rock band called “Otter Space“ consists of four members— A.J. Fraber on...