African performers taught students how to play tribal-styled instruments in the SUN Dining Hall on Feb. 23. The KanKouran West African Dance Company told the audience what each of the drums are used...

The Black History Mobile Museum visited AACC on Feb. 12, displaying artifacts ranging from the time of slavery to current movements. “It opened my eyes,” Marques Thompkins, a second-year transfer...

Students left campus with fluffy new friends today, thanks to a Valentine’s Day teddy bear stuffing event. The Campus Activities Board—a student club that organizes many events on campus—brought...

Three AACC police officers dashed into cold ocean waters for charity on Jan. 26. AACC’s Department of Public Safety and Police participated in the 22nd annual Maryland State Police Polar Bear Plunge...

A screen-printing professor and AACC’s new chief diversity officer will offer a series of occasional lectures to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, starting in February. “This past year...

The stage is mostly dark, but a light follows someone running from her pursuers, panicked. An eerie haze billows across the stage, while screens in the background show bits of a cityscape. Scripted sounds...

Janice Oakley, 37, recalls the day she rolled out of bed three years ago to get ready to step into a college classroom for the first time in 17 years. She says she was nervous and lacked confidence, and...

Thanks to an abundance of donations over the holidays, AACC’s food pantry is overflowing. The donors responsible for the success of the food pantry include participants in last year’s Turkey Trot,...

“Millennial Pink,” otherwise known as blush pink or rose quartz, is the 2017 trend that won’t go away. It’s everywhere from your pamplemousse La Croix can to Wes Anderson movies to your Nikes. In...

Students can earn an associate degree in six majors without ever setting foot on the Arnold campus, and AACC administrators hope to grow that number. Although AACC has two satellite campuses and four...