An AACC student who owns a million-dollar company said students who wish to start their own businesses should organize their time, try new things and follow their interests. Last year’s winner of...

For students who have not entered the halls of higher education for years, returning to college can be an anxious and terrifying proposition. Students older than 25 make up 36 percent of the population...

The AACC School of Business and Law is hosting a conference this month to teach students about diversity, technology, global marketing, emergency preparedness and economics. Students can attend the...

A former AACC student hires emergency medical technicians trained on this campus to help run his self-made patient transportation company. Three years ago, EMT and AACC alum Tom Sfakiyanudis used the...

An internationally renowned photographer told AACC students in October he uses his art to show that America’s race problems are aging—but still alive. In a speech about his photos and artistic process...

The cast of AACC’s production of “Hairspray”—which opens on Nov. 9 in the Kauffman Theater—is a collection of seasoned actors and those who are relatively new to the acting game. “I’ve...

AACC nursing students can practice delivering babies and caring for patients on campus in hospital simulations with high-tech, life-like mannequins. High-tech, battery-operated mannequins in the Florestano...

AACC students can bring their two-dimensional designs to life using 3D printers on campus. 3D printing, called “additive manufacturing,” uses molten plastic to build an object layer by layer by...

Entrepreneurial-minded AACC students can hatch their small businesses right here on campus. The Hatchery, an incubator, or space, for new small businesses to start and grow, is on the third floor of...

The Washington Post media critic said in October Americans’ dwindling trust in journalism stems from President Donald Trump’s lack of respect for the truth. “In an administration that has no respect...

The culinary club hosted a pumpkin-themed fundraiser on the Quad from 11 to 1 today at the Arnold campus. The college approved the club earlier in the semester as a part of SGA President Jacob Smith's...

At least one professor this semester asked students to write their preferred pronouns on name cards on the first day of class. Dr. Rachelle Tannenbaum, a psychology professor, said she usually has students...