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Campus Current

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Campus Current

The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current

Mackenzie Bridgeman, a cybersecurity student, performs during an open mic night hosted by Amaranth, AACC's student journal of the arts.

Open mic night features creative writers

Athena Dyer, Reporter October 1, 2025

Students gathered in the SUN Dining Hall on Thursday for an open mic night to share their creative work. The event, hosted by AACC’s student journal for the arts, Amaranth, featured a coffeehouse setting...

A group of AACC students start a Turning Point USA chapter on campus after national leader Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Students bring Turning Point USA chapter to campus

Cleric Rutherford, Reporter September 24, 2025

A group of politically conservative students has started a campus chapter of Turning Point USA, the organization founded by murdered Republican activist Charlie Kirk. Two student officers, who asked...

Amanda Lewis, Campus Current's new editor-in-chief, says the student journalists on the newspaper's staff bring a wide variety of skills to the newsroom.

Campus Current gets new editor

Athena Dyer and Xavier Johnson September 24, 2025

A second-year digital marketing student became the editor-in-chief of AACC’s newspaper in August. Amanda Lewis, a former music store manager, replaced Jose Gonzalez, who graduated in May after serving...

Rabiyatou Bah and Antione Tomlin pose for a picture after Bah accepted the award for club of the year on behalf of the African Student Association.

SGA names African Student Association AACC’s club of the year.

Lily Peaper, Associate Editor April 24, 2025

The African Student Association won the award for Outstanding Student Club or Organization at the 2025 Impact and Excellence Awards ceremony on April 24. Club President Rabiyatou Bah, a third-year environmental...

Second-year architecture student William Menjivar restarted an architecture club this semester.

Architecture student revives org. this term

Hudson Toth, Reporter April 2, 2025

AACC’s Architecture Club relaunched in February, five years after COVID-19 shut it down. According to club President William Menjivar, the group’s goal is the success of students in the field of...

Improv troupe puts on ‘sketchy’ plays

Improv troupe puts on ‘sketchy’ plays

Lily Peaper, Associate Editor March 29, 2025

AACC’s improv troupe Overcast Improv returned to the stage Friday at 7 p.m. for “SKETCHy Behavior,” an amusing variety show. The club’s second performance this semester, following the Black...

AACC’s improv troupe will host its final shows of the semester in April. Members will play classic improv games on stage in HUM 112.

Overcast Improv club has upcoming shows

Jose Gonzalez, Editor-in-Chief March 27, 2025

Overcast Improv will host its final spring show on April 25 and 26. The performance will be the fourth of the school year for the club, run by co-presidents Jason Kalshoven, a third-year film studies...

Student clubs like the Esports Club are returning to campus after a long break that started when the campus closed in 2020 because of the pandemic.

Student clubs begin returning to campus

Jose Gonzalez and Lauren Sheesley March 27, 2025

The college has approximately 20% fewer student clubs than it did before the pandemic, but new organizations have been sprouting up regularly over the past couple of semesters. Lea Brisbane of the Office...

The Esports Club returned last semester for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Esports player, coach start up defunct club

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter January 29, 2025

A media production student and the coach of AACC’s Esports team came together to revive the Esports Club last semester. Club President Kyle Lynch, a second-year student, collaborated with coach Conway...

The AACC RockSat-X team is building three components, including a claw-like robotic arm, for a NASA rocket launch in August.

Students build parts for Aug. NASA rocket

Jose Gonzalez, Editor-in-Chief January 29, 2025

Twelve students are building a robotic arm and two other experimental devices to put on a rocket that NASA will launch 100 miles into the Earth’s atmosphere in August. NASA’s RockSat-X program invites...

The ASL club formed in fall for students to have a space to practice sign language.

New organization for sign language starts

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter January 29, 2025

A new club gets students together to practice their American Sign Language skills outside of class. ASL Club President Haille Treadway, a second-year ASL student, started the organization in the fall...

Students took interest at different clubs in Welcome Week's Club Crashers event.

Clubs meet in the Student Union for Club Crashers

Waleska Cruz, Features Editor January 28, 2025

34 clubs gathered for a Club Crashers involvement fair for students to look at different clubs from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday in the Student Union. Each club set up their own table to help...

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