A speaker at the Exploration of Artificial Intelligence panel on Wednesday said we should embrace artificial intelligence rather than halt its development. Ahmed Masud, CEO of saf.ai, inc., was one...

A panel of LGBTQ students said coming out was stressful but worth it in an event on Wednesday. Six students from the Genders and Sexualities Alliance shared their stories on the Zoom panel to celebrate...

The Student Government Association is planning three major events for this semester. The events are the SGA Carnival on Oct.18, the Hallows Fiesta on Oct. 30 and a multicultural winter festival sometime...

A poet who wrote 150 poems about baseball spoke at a ‘Writer’s Reading’ event on Tuesday. E. Ethelbert Miller, a poet and activist, discussed his political work and read pieces from his latest...

LGBTQ-friendly organizations gathered on campus to share resources with students in the Student Union dining hall on Tuesday. Organizations like Trans Maryland, Coalition for LGBTQ+ Students, One Pasadena...

The college will hold three events this week during its annual Coming Out Week in observance of National Coming Out Day on Oct. 11. The events, on Tuesday and Wednesday, are designed to raise awareness...

AACC evacuated its library Wednesday afternoon after a false fire alarm. The Department of Public Safety and Police allowed students back into the building after they discovered the source of the alarm,...

A professional casting director will talk to students about “all the s**t that no one will ever tell you about the industry” in an event on Oct. 12. Brette Goldstein, who has worked as a casting...

AACC’s campus at Glen Burnie Town Center will stay open during renovations through the fall. Classes will continue while the first-floor staircase is removed and the second-floor testing center and...

The legalization of recreational cannabis over the summer led to increased interest in the AACC business course titled Entrepreneurial and Career Opportunities in the Cannabis Industry. Fall enrollment...

AACC over the summer closed the 30-year-old footbridge that connects the west and east sides of the Arnold campus for repairs. The bridge will remain closed all semester. During routine maintenance,...

First-year athletes playing for the Riverhawks this fall said they look forward to the quick pace of college games compared with high school. AACC has 46 new athletes playing fall sports this semester....