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Members of a new knitting club discuss social justice issues while they craft.

Knitters talk social justice

Christina Browning, Multimedia Editor October 1, 2019

AACC faculty members this semester started a knitting club for professors, students and staff who want to talk about social justice issues as they knit. The Radical Knitting Club had its first meeting...

A mural on the campus building at Glen Burnie Town Center is the work of AACC art students.

Class paints mural at Glen Burnie campus

Kamryn Tisdel, Reporter October 1, 2019

Students in an AACC art class painted a 68-foot mural on the side of the Glen Burnie AACC campus building last spring. The mural features six images of balloons designed by the students to reflect the...

Crystal Jones (left) and Erica Romero (right) practice their routines for the upcoming performance Drag-O-Ween hosted by the Gay-Straight Alliance

Students audition for Nov. drag show

David Stemmle, Daily Editor September 27, 2019

AACC students auditioned for a Halloween themed charity drag show on Friday. The Gay-Straight Alliance will host the bi-annual drag show Drag-O-Ween on Nov. 1. All proceeds raised during the show...

Carol Jacobson, a tobacco treatment specialist, Beth Mays, manager of the Health and Wellness Center, Kerry Birney, a physicians assistant and Keisha Brooks, supervisor prevention education AAMC Pathways talk about the use of vaping among young people at a panel discussion hosted by AACC.

AACC hosts panel discussion on vaping

Karlene Dahlman, Reporter September 25, 2019

AACC faculty held a panel discussion on September 25 about the developing problem of vaping and e-cigarettes among youth. Shad Ewart, chair of the business management department, led the panel, focused...

Ren Bishop, a third-year psychology student (left) and Jake Brannon, a second-year transfer studies student advertise the upcoming speech by author Chris Wilson on the quad.

Students hold publicity blitz for upcoming event

Amber Nathan, Editor-in-Chief September 25, 2019

A communications class held a publicity blitz on Wednesday for an upcoming, on-campus event. Chris Wilson, an author who earned his associate degree from AACC while in prison, is coming to speak in...

Graph shows the total amount of crimes on AACC campus between 2016-2018

Police report shows decline in thefts

David Stemmle, Daily Editor September 24, 2019

Thefts dropped 33% since 2016 according to a report by campus police posted on Tuesday.  The Department of Public Safety and Police 2019 annual security report shows a steady decrease in overall...

AACC Students and faculty can win up to $1,000 in a business pitch competition.

Students can win $1,000 grand prize in business pitch competition

Lauryn Simms, Reporter September 24, 2019

Business students who hope to compete in the Entrepreneurial Institute’s Big Idea competition viewed video pitches from former $1,000 winners on Tuesday. Contestants, including faculty and staff will...

Ralikh Hayes explains how current movements have evolved since the time of MLK.

Activist speaks to AACC about MLK

Christian Richey, Associate Editor September 23, 2019

An activist explained how the message of Martin Luther King Jr. translates to our current day in a lecture held on campus Monday. Ralikh Hayes, an activist and co-founder of Black Leaders Organizing...

AACCs Community Service Fair is held ever semester.

Community Service Fair connects students and non-profits

Christian Richey, Associate Editor September 19, 2019

AACC Service Learning held their annual Community Service Fair, helping to connect students and non-profit organizations, on Thursday. Service Learning coordinator Tresa Ballard said the fair, held...

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society held an information session on Sept. 18 for prospective members.

Honor society offers scholarships to qualified students

Jacob Dear, Reporter September 18, 2019

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society held an information session this Wednesday to explain key facts regarding the qualifications, benefits, and nature of the organization. The organization offers scholarships...

The Legal Studies Club asked students what Constitution Day meant to them and handed out pocket Constitutions on Sept. 17.

Students weigh in on Constitution Day

Maria Pasaylo, Reporter September 18, 2019

The Legal Studies Club gave out free pocket Constitutions to help celebrate Constitution Day on Sept. 17. Club members also asked students to write what Constitution Day meant to them and post it on...

SGA and CAB are collaborating on a Spirit Week that will be from Sept. 23-27. It was a topic at both the SGA and CAB meetings on Sept. 16. Above, from left to right, SGAs Vice President of Public Relations Bri Barone and President Mitchell Santos.

SGA and CAB to host spirit week

Amber Nathan, Editor-in-Chief September 17, 2019

The Campus Activities Board and the Student Government Association are hosting a Spirit Week from Sept. 23-27. Each day will have a different theme with a new club collaborating. “I really like...

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