Students who served in the military said last week their classmates might misunderstand the veterans who sit next to them on campus.
“You know, we're just like everyday people that just so happened...
AACC is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with online and in-person events that began on Sept. 15, the anniversary of when five Latin American countries gained independence.
The final event, a virtual...
The only female baseball player in the National Junior College Athletic Association pitched for the Riverhawks this season.
Skylar Kaplan, a first-year transfer studies student who has been playing...
An immigration educator told students in April that everyone has a “story of migration.”
“The story of migration is a human story,” said Abeer Shinnawi, a program leader at Re-Imagining Migration,...
Art presents a clear path to becoming an activist, an Annapolis-born street artist told AACC students and staff at a virtual lunch on Friday.
Street artist Comacell Brown encouraged faculty...
AACC chose “The Black Family: Representation, Identity and Diversity” as its theme for Black History Month in February.
Among the college’s Black History Month events are a Feb. 19 talk by...
AACC officials said they are close to hiring a new chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer who will oversee the college’s efforts to offer equal opportunities for all students, regardless of their...
Audrey Wais, Advertising Manager
• December 14, 2020
The director of AACC’s Dance Company has modified a dance production course to focus, in part, on the gap in pay between male and female dancers.
Lynda Fitzgerald said male dancers earn more because...
AACC’s Gay-Straight Alliance hosted its second online drag show on Nov. 25, replacing the usual in-person Dragapalooza.
GSA President Chrystal Jones hosted the event, which featured five students...
Audrey Wais, Advertising Manager
• November 20, 2020
Three Anne Arundel County entrepreneurs told AACC students in October that they never expected to start the kinds of businesses they own.
During a virtual panel discussion sponsored by the Entrepreneurial...
Audrey Wais, Advertising Manager
• November 11, 2020
The best way for students to honor their classmates who are veterans might be to listen to their stories.
Student veterans told Campus Current in November that most people greet them with, “Thank...
The author of the novel “The Butterfly Lady” shared writing tips and advice with faculty and a few students on Oct. 22 during a virtual reading event.
Dr. Danny Hoey, AACC’s assistant dean of...
