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The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current

The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current

Math professor Dr. Stacey Nichols reads the history behind the film “Hidden Figures,” but says there is still work to do.

AACC students and faculty discuss STEM, representation on International Women’s Day

Philip Van Slooten, Daily Reporter March 8, 2019

Google Doodle celebrated International Women’s Day with quotes from important women from around the world. Around campus, students and professors pointed out there is more work to do, particularly...

CAB hosts first karaoke, students line up to perform

Jameson Evans, Daily Reporter March 8, 2019

The AACC Campus Activities Board hosted its first-ever karaoke event of the semester in the SUN cafeteria on March 4. CAB officers said they will host karaoke events on the first Monday of every...

Student improv troupe rehearses for two shows in May

Chase Duvall, Daily Reporter March 5, 2019

An improv troupe rehearsal took place on Friday night in the Florestano Building leading to a night of learning and laughter. Wyatt Unger, a local professional actor and acting coach, is the leader...

Photo by Alex Fifer

Job Search Cafe helps AACC students present themselves professionally

Emma Jeter, Daily Reporter March 4, 2019

AACC employment services helped students edit their resumes and find employment at the Job Search Cafe today in the Student Services Center. “What I do is try to make our students adjust to the new...

Photo by Philip Van Slooten

AACC holds 9th annual Black Male Initiative Summit

Philip Van Slooten, Daily Reporter March 2, 2019

AACC students, faculty and community members gathered at the CALT building for the 9th annual Black Male Initiative Summit. Leon Thomas III, the director of student engagement, organized the event. The...

College runs activities for Black History Month

Chance Iheoma, Photography Editor March 1, 2019

AACC celebrated Black History Month in February with a number of events focusing on race relations, skin color and black art. The month-long events kicked off on Feb. 1 on the Arnold campus with a visit...

Photo by Amber Nathan

Prof offers free tax return help

Amber Nathan, Advertising Manager March 1, 2019

An accounting professor is helping students and faculty complete their tax forms for free this spring. Accounting professor Mike Gavin replaced Reb Beatty, a business administration professor who used...

Photo by Gage Savoy

Entrepreneurs vie for $100,000

Reese Levin, Reporter March 1, 2019

The AACC Entrepreneurial Studies Institute in February hosted a kickoff event for students interested in entering the group’s $100,000 Business Pitch Competition. The competition is open to all AACC...

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4 students help repair Florida Keys coral reef

Alex Fregger, Technology Editor March 1, 2019

Four AACC students went to Florida over winter break to help repair the country’s only living coral reef. Hurricane Irma, the superstorm of 2017, was the most powerful Atlantic hurricane in U.S. history....

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Past fundraiser alleges rape by Virginia Lt. Gov.

Sarah Noble, Daily Editor March 1, 2019

One of the two women who has accused Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax of sexual assault worked at AACC in the mid-2000s. School fundraiser Meredith Watson, a Baltimore resident, worked for the AACC...

Photo by Sarah Noble

College intern digs to find, clean-up artifacts

Alexandra Radovic, Editor-in-Chief March 1, 2019

On each sunny day of the summer since early childhood, second-year archaeology student Gabrielle Rapine has taken to her backyard in historic Londontowne with her father and four siblings, metal detectors...

Photo by Christina Browning

Construction causes tardiness

Alex Fregger, Technology Editor March 1, 2019

AACC students said in February the detours and altered parking lots on the Arnold campus are making them late for class. In an informal survey of 45 students on the Arnold campus, 20 complained about...

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