Have you decided whether you’re going to vote in the upcoming election?
This election year, 41 million Gen Z members will be eligible to vote, according to the research organization Tufts’ CIRCLE....
Before joining our student newspaper, Campus Current, and becoming features editor, I was pretty shy.
If I noticed a classmate who was dressed cool or was wearing a T-shirt that showed off something I...
School can cause some anxiety-inducing moments. And with the start of the fall season, the changing weather can make students more sad than happy.
There is a name for this: seasonal affective disorder,...
Your first semester of community college can be scary. There’s so much about going to college that you just don’t know yet.
The top editors at Campus Current are all second-year students here, and...
Before this summer, I had never left the country before, even though I always desperately wanted to. So when my father asked me if I would travel with him to Canada to visit my Canadian relatives, I was...
Singing, dancing, murder and carnivorous plants marked Theatre AACC’s first musical since the pandemic in its delightful rendition of “Little Shop of Horrors” on Friday night.
The show was the...
Are you still sticking to your New Year’s resolutions? It’s OK to be honest if you’re not.
If you’ve made it a few weeks into the new year and have already fallen off the wagon, you’re not alone....
My grandfather passed away from cancer a month before his funeral. That gave me a whole month to write a eulogy. And still, even with all that time, all I had on the morning of his funeral was an outline...
When I started as editor-in-chief this semester, I had little idea of what I was supposed to do.
I was a 16-year-old with no management experience, leading a team of two dozen-plus college-age volunteers.
I...
Civility in its simplest definition is “formal politeness.” What exactly does this mean, though? It seems like such a broad concept.
It’s much more than being polite to others.
Civility and even...
Theatre AACC tackles prejudice, morality and the American justice system in a bold performance of “12 Angry Jurors,” opening Friday night in Kauffman Theater.
“12 Angry Jurors,” a gender-neutral...
Knowledge is power.
And when people have the knowledge of how their government works, they have the power to become better citizens.
When the people are empowered, they can make positive change in their...
