AACC students said in October they will vote for a constitutional amendment on Nov. 5 that will give Maryland residents the “fundamental right” to an abortion.  In an informal poll of 50 students...

A business professor was suspended from his job over the summer after agreeing to comply with a protective order filed against him by one of his 18-year-old former students. Reb Beatty, 43, said he agreed...

An AACC adjunct professor running for a seat on the Anne Arundel County Board of Education made negative remarks about the LGBTQ community at a June fundraiser. LaToya Nkongolo, a mental health therapist...

The new president of the Student Government Association doubles as a goalkeeper for the Riverhawks soccer team. Jayeim Blake, a second-year kinesiology student, said he likes to stay busy. “The good...

A large new computer lab and study space on the fourth floor of the Florestano building on West Campus is attracting students who visit it to collaborate, take classes and do homework. Called the IDEA...

AACC’s full-time faculty members are deciding this month whether they will unionize. Professors who support joining the Maryland State Education Association have said the union will advocate, on behalf...

Michael Richardson, a second-year transfer studies student, started using drugs like cocaine and marijuana as a freshman in high school and drank “as much as I could … until I would throw up.” He...

AACC is wrapping up renovations to the gym and the Math and Physical Plant buildings and will be starting construction on the first three floors of the Florestano building this school year. The gymnasium...

A second-year cybersecurity student and U.S. Army veteran became a member of the AACC Board of Trustees in July. Devin Keller, 27, replaced former student trustee Rachel Gwin, a nursing student. “I...

The Anne Arundel County Council approved the college’s budget and funding over the summer. The council approved an increase of $2.4 million for the college’s operating budget, which pays for the...

Public high school students who also are enrolled in classes at AACC face new restrictions on the number and kinds of courses they can take for free. Starting this semester, most 11th- and 12th-grade...

Nearly half of students in an informal Campus Current poll said they plan to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris in November. In a poll of 25 students on campus for summer classes, 11 said they will...