I was a sophomore in high school and I had just finished a 5K race in the exact same amount of time as the year before. I was devastated. I was an anxious high school student, and nothing scared me more...

Campus Current needs you to round out our staff. We believe the larger and more diverse our staff, the better our coverage of the community. We have seen that when we have a large staff, one including...

If you have ADHD like I do, I know how hard school is for you. You avoid your teachers and lie about having assignments done because you don’t want to be lectured on stuff you already know you should...

Riverhawks: As you prepare to leave AACC to start the next phase of your life, why not take a little bit of community college with you? The same classmates and professors who have helped you during the...

“Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead” is my favorite play of all time, and Theatre AACC’s Friday night production of it lived up to my high expectations. Tom Stoppard’s comedic, tragic, existential...

I love being Jewish. It’s a core part of my identity. Lately, though, I can’t help but feel that my safety as a Jewish person has been compromised. I now have to be careful with what I say and who...

Did you know that if a student club or other organization at a public college like AACC decides to ban the media from an open event, it also must ban all students from the event? That’s because it’s...

I love math. I used to do my math homework for fun. Earlier today I used trigonometry to calculate something I could have simply eyeballed. I am an anomaly. For most people, mathematics is that hated...

Early morning gym sessions, classes, study hall and practice are things that every student-athlete is familiar with. Being a student-athlete at AACC has opened my eyes to the realities of stress, deadlines...

News, by definition, is a report of recent events, trends and topics of interest to the public. But what happens when that news sparks controversy? When a political candidate says something that offends...

It was 6 p.m. on a late November Thursday last year and the last blotches of crimson sunlight were dancing on my wall while I took an online exam.  Sitting in my room struggling with logarithms, I...

Friday night’s production of “Antigone” by Theatre AACC was the first community college play I have ever seen and it couldn’t have been a better introduction. “Antigone” has been a classic...