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Students, faculty perform at Hispanic Heritage poetry slam

Students, faculty perform at Hispanic Heritage poetry slam

Thomas Ayers, Reporter October 17, 2022

Half a dozen Latinx students on Oct. 11 read poems–some in Spanish and some in English– about their experiences with everything from chronic illness to raising children to personal development. The...

Professors and staff learn LGBTQ support

Professors and staff learn LGBTQ support

Micah Smith, Reporter October 14, 2022

LGBTQ indviduals are three times more likley to experience mental health issues than others, the faculty adviser for the Genders and Sexualities Club told professors and staff at a Coming Out Week event...

People making a quilt

AACC community crafts quilt for Coming Out Week

Tomi Brunton, Reporter October 13, 2022

Students and faculty celebrated Coming Out Week on Tuesday by working on a community quilt while listening to a speaker who talked about the “use of quilts as a mechanism for political activism.” “Tools...

Marta Perez-Garcia working on print

Local artist makes 12-foot print with AACC students

Sam Gauntt, Associate Editor October 13, 2022

A local artist is collaborating with AACC printmaking students to create a 12-foot wide print to display in the Cade gallery during October. Marta Pérez-García, a Washington-based artist, began work...

Students learn gender inclusivity in Hispanic Heritage event

Students learn gender inclusivity in Hispanic Heritage event

Ava Herring, Diversity Editor October 10, 2022

Many in the Latinx culture believe men are superior to women, a speaker at a Hispanic Heritage Month event said on Oct. 4. Men who are aggressive with women, try to dominate others, are ultra-competitive...

Students make pinatas from paper-mache at a Hispanic Heritage Month event.

Students make pinatas, learn Hispanic history

Zoe Hammond, Reporter October 4, 2022

Students learned about the history and process of making a pinata on Wednesday as part of Hispanic Heritage Month.  English language learning technician Ana Derr, who oganized the event, said she designed...

Hispanic Heritage Month sign

AACC holds in-person events for Hispanic Heritage Month

Ellianna Shields, Reporter September 16, 2022

For the first time in three years, AACC’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebration will include in-person events.  Student success and retention adviser Samuel Cordero-Puchales said this year's celebration...

Students giving presentation

English learners take courses at AACC

Sam Gauntt, Associate editor September 8, 2022

Bilingual high school students who are trying to improve their English language skills took for-credit writing and grammar classes at AACC over their summer break. The 15 students, from Annapolis High...

Annie Fowler poses in unique style

Former student explains style

Jenna Lagoey, Senior Reporter August 29, 2022

Annie Fowler walked into the Campus Current newsroom in August dressed in a frilly pink dress with puffy blue sleeves and a matching blue wig adorned with a Hello Kitty charm and lots of bows and barrettes....

Students participated in a panel about discrimination on Tuesday. Shown left to right are Grace Bourne, Sydney Klabnik, Amber Bartlett and Sebastian Cordero-Toledo.

Students share discrimination experiences in panel

Dan Elson, Editor-in-Chief April 28, 2022

AACC students on Tuesday shared their experiences about discrimination that brought staff members to tears in a “You Are Here” voice panel. Second-year homeland security student Sebastian Cordero-Toledo,...

The Muslim Student Association gathers on the third floor of the Truxal Library to discuss Islam.

Student club gathers to talk about Islamic topics

Dan Elson, Editor-in-Chief April 21, 2022

A newly created Muslim Student Association started meeting on campus in March. Hamza Iqbal, the club’s president and Ahmed Abbas, the vice president said they created the club to expand diversity...

Performers read speeches and poems from notable women at the annual Soapbox Sisters event  this week.

AACC holds 1st Soapbox Sisters event in 2 years

Zack Buster, Associate Editor March 31, 2022

AACC’s Communications Department hosted a Women’s History Month event on March 31 at which students read poems and speeches by notable women throughout history and today. Communications professor...

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