Christian Elekwachi says, “I just woke up and threw this on.” Brands: H&M     Kit Boidy wore this outfit because he loves the colors and it fits him well. Brands:...

On Wednesday, members of the AACC community gathered in the quad for the Clothesline Project. This display is centered around domestic violence to honor survivors and memorialize victims, as well as raise...

Anne Arundel Community college was host to nearly 150 runners in October for the 6th annual Al Cantello Jr. Memorial Run. Raising money for scholarships awarded to youth athletes, the memorial run is...

When asked what their super power of choice would be, AACC students responded enthusiastically. Ranging from freshman to seniors, these students have show us that you can never be too old to use your imagination.   "Teleportation,...

The Campus Current went and asked numerous students about their thoughts on the american dream. This is what they had to say. "I think the American Dream means freedom and being able to do whatever you...

AACC’s Board of Trustees approved a project on Sept. 13 to refurbish and retrofit signage on the Arnold campus. The signs are being refurbished in order to improve readability of exterior way-finding...

The college’s Board of Trustees approved renaming the Center for Applied Learning and Technology building on the west side of the Arnold campus to the Vanous-Nutt Center for Applied Learning and Technology. The...

This year’s AACC Mental Health Fair provided an educational outlook on suicide prevention and brought forth resources for those who are afraid to speak out about their problem.  Main exhibits this...

AACC President Dawn Lindsay plans to spend the 2016-2017 school year seeking funds for a new health and science building and updating the college’s strategic plan, she told Campus Current last month. “These...

President Dawn Lindsay named Dr. Mike Gavin AACC’s vice president for learning on Sept. 6 after choosing to forgo a search for other candidates. Gavin, who has served as interim vice president for learning...