AACC students said Tuesday they subscribe to four or more streaming services for movies and television shows.
In an informal poll of 20 students around campus, 11 said they subscribe to four or more...
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...
AACC theater students and actors have been rehearsing their improvisational skills for about a month to prepare for an upcoming show Nov. 12 and 13 at the Chesapeake Arts Center in Brooklyn Park.
The...
AACC plans to start an intramural esports team sometime this fall and expand it to a varsity team in the spring, the athletic director told Campus Current earlier this month.
Esports--or electronic...
Students are reading more since they have been stuck at home during the pandemic.
First-year transfer studies student Ryan Oberteuffer said before COVID, he would normally spend his free time hanging...
Students are rooting for Disney/Pixar to win the Academy Award for Animated Feature Film on Sunday, with two of the studio’s films up for the Oscar: “Soul” and “Onward.”
During the pandemic,...
AACC’s Dance Company director in March won the Maryland Dance Education Association’s top award.
“I am so honored and humbled by the award,” Lynda Fitzgerald, said of her Dance Educator of...
The AACC Black History Month Committee showed a 30 minute documentary on Tuesday called ‘Dancing Through The Flames.’
The documentary depicts the six days of rioting in Washington, DC after the...
The Campus Activities Board throws the first Anti-Valentine’s Day Dance Thursday night.
CAB member Alex Sawyer, a third-year Spanish education student attended the event.
“This is hands down...
Students had the chance to perform at the first open mic of the semester hosted by Amaranth, AACC’s award winning literary magazine, on Wednesday.
Students read poetry, performed live music, told...
The Campus Activities Board hosted a concert in the SUN Dining Hall on Wednesday featuring a singer-songwriter from Toronto, Canada.
Jake Robertson, who goes by the stage name J8ke, performed song covers...
The second-place winner of the 2019 Individual World Poetry Slam read poetry about death and racism to the audience of the last Amaranth Coffeehouse on Thursday.
Baltimore slam poet Mecca Verdell, also...
