AACC students are preparing for their upcoming finals with a delicate balance of studying and relaxation. Students said they anticipate finals by creating extra time in their schedules to study. “I...

A nontraditional student will be the editor-in-chief of the Campus Current for the 2017-2018 school year. Roxanne Ready, a first-semester transfer student, will replace outgoing editor Jesse Johnson...

An AACC Sports in America class played one of the precursor games to baseball on April 28. The game, town ball, is very similar to Baseball but with a few tweaks, according to professor Richard Hardesty,...

AACC will have a taste testing for the new dining services on May 4 in SUN 102. On Thursday, May 4 the dining services will give students, faculty and staff an opportunity to sample the new company,...

Campus Current’s May issue will be 20 pages, the largest print newspaper in AACC’s history. The 20-page edition, which will be on campus newsracks and online at TheCampusCurrent.com on May 1, marks...

A new, outside food-catering company will replace The Hawk’s Nest Grill & Deli by June 30. AACC’s Executive Director of Finance Andrew Little said he is overseeing the process of hiring an outside...

AACC’S Arnold campus is home to dozens of environmentally friendly features. Joyce Dawson, assistant director of facilities planning and construction, said the college has programs to reduce water...

AACC students in April said they are happier since starting school here. In an informal poll of 20 students on campus, all of them said they have become happier because of the resources AACC offers...

Former AACC students who transferred to four-year universities over the past year have some advice for this May’s graduates: Learn everything about your new school long before any of your classes begin. Brian...

Even busy community college students who grab food on the go most of the time can still eat healthy. Chef Virginia Olson, of AACC’s Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Institute, told Campus Current...

AACC students said they like the convenience of e-textbooks, but many still prefer paper to screens. In an informal poll of 20 students on campus in April, 10 said they prefer textbooks in digital format,...

Fewer AACC students became members of the campus chapter of Chi Epsilon National Honor Society this year than last. The campus sorority, called Epsilon Chi, has been at the college since 2009. Sixty-three...