AACC’s Culinary Club hosted a live ice carving on March 30 in the quad. The sculptor, former AACC instructor Bob Roberts, carved a sea horse out of a large block of ice in front of nearly 30 student...

AACC students who observe Lent gave up a wide array of indulgences for the 40-day season. In an informal poll of 20 students, four said they gave up meat, three said they quit watching TV and four...

For AACC associate professor of psychology Dr. Lori Stello-Perez, the road to getting her Ph.D. was a trau- matic experience. “I had always wanted to graduate by the time I was 30,” Stello-Perez...

Date rape is not a casual “hook-up”; it’s sexual assault, a speaker told AACC students in March. The harmful words young people use to describe sex creates a barrier of numbness that has made...

After he left the Marines in 2013, Michael Garvey, a 29-year-old student at AACC and a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. He got into heavy pills when he came back...

AACC students help to revive the dying Magothy River every spring and summer. Dr. Tammy Domanski, an associate professor of biology, heads a program called Operation Clearwater, which she took over five...

Approximately 80 to 95 percent of students procrastinate when it comes to college work, an AACC psychology professor said. Dr. Matthew Patton said procrastination—putting off an obligation, often...

Christina Dove completed her Web 1 class for her web design major in Fall 2015. She expected to move on to Web 2 the following semester, but low enrollment caused the class to get canceled. For more...

Second-year transfer student Tori Childs did not have many friends in high school, so when she came to AACC two years ago she was nervous she would not make friends here, either. It was not until her...

AACC students said in March they are conflicted over the college’s master plan to remove the Olson Swimming Pool to make room for a new Health Science and Biology Building. In an informal poll of...

Wearing a white button-up shirt, jeans and grey Polo shoes, 14-year-old Mason Owens takes his chair at the front of the church, shaking. He’s nervous, terrified. He has butterflies in his stomach. He...