AACC’s Race Card Project displayed student’s inputs on race onto select walls around campus. The project allows students to write down six words on how they feel about race and place it on a wall...

AACC’s Public Safety Department has hired a new officer and is currently looking for another. The Department hired a police officer on Feb. 1 to balance out the public safety officers, who get...

A native Maryland poet recited his poems about the history of the state to AACC on Feb. 9. “Poetry readings are weird,” began Adam Tavel’s introduction to his third poem. “For a long time,...

AACC’s Hotel Culinary Arts and Tourism Institute butchered a whole pig in a demonstration on Feb. 9. A dead, 53-pound feeder pig was brought into Humanities room 218 where the Culinary Club regularly...

Middle school engineer students tested their Lego robots they built at a tournament held at AACC. 16 teams of engineers, ages nine to 14-years-old, filled the CALT Atrium on Saturday, Jan. 29, to test...

An AACC professor on Monday taught student-teachers how to relax, breathe and meditate to relieve stress. Professor Courtney Sabol and the Student Education Association, an organization devoted to helping...

AACC faculty spoke deeply about racial issues at a Black History Month luncheon on Feb. 1. In “Intimate Conversations over Lunch,” faculty and staff gathered in the CALT building for a soul food...

An AACC nurse confirmed multiple cases of the flu at the beginning of the spring semester. Health Services Registered Nurse Patricia Spence said the flu has hit both students and faculty. Spence...