A Baltimore author, and writer on hit TV series “The Wire,” read one of his short stories and answered audience questions at AACC on Nov. 9. Rafael Alvarez, film and television writer and producer,...

The Japanese Language Club and the Korean Culture Club joined forces on Nov. 2 to combine both cultures in “Culture Day.” The event included food, beverages and games from both the Japanese and...

AACC offers a free food pantry, emergency funds and other services for students in need of assistance. The food pantry is a place for students to come if they are hungry and cannot afford food, according...

Ron Easley compared his more than 20 years addicted to drugs to putting a gun to his head every day, never knowing if it would go off. “I was out there, homeless, on the streets of Baltimore City,”...

Students who attend classes on AACC’s satellite campuses said those off-site locations do not get enough attention compared with the main Arnold campus. AACC has three satellite campuses: Glen Burnie...

AACC’s Architecture and Interior Design Department is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The department has one of the oldest two-year programs at AACC. The college established it in 1968 in association...

AACC’s Amaranth Literary Magazine won first place among large colleges in the Eastern Division of the Community College Humanities Association’s Literary Magazine Competition. Five AACC student...

Over the last 29 years, the dance program at AACC has grown from two courses to a full degree program with a show each semester. “I was in the right place at the right time,” Dance Director Lynda...