Thirty-four months after it closed, the Subway in Careers reopened on Monday.
The sandwich restaurant, located on the bottom floor of Careers, will serve food from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through...
This story contains mentions of violence and stalking.
A stalking survivor who works at AACC advised students and faculty to “be observant of your surroundings of yourself and others” on Thursday.
Melanie...
Students who use artificial intelligence tools to write their papers or answer exam questions are guilty of plagiarism, AACC faculty members said in January.
According to Wayne Kobylinski, the academic...
Projected enrollment for this semester suggests the student body will increase by 5.7% from last spring, according to the college.
New student registrations are up 10.7% and returning student registrations...
The deadline for filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid––FAFSA––which is the first step to applying for financial aid, scholarships and on-campus job opportunities, is March 1.
AACC...
Academic advising and admissions, as well as most other student services, will be open in person Monday through Thursday and virtually Monday through Saturday in the spring semester.
Most services, including...
This story contains mentions of violence and stalking.
AACC police records indicate that incidents of stalking rose on campus during the fall 2022 semester.
Police took three reports of possible stalking...
AACC Athletics has discontinued the men’s and women’s cross-country teams, the college announced on Monday.
The programs are ending for two reasons. First, the college has seen fewer students participating...
Some AACC students will celebrate holidays and traditions other than Christmas this winter for cultural and religious reasons.
First-year transfer studies student Reni Zolt, who celebrates Hanukkah,...
AACC students got massages, spent time with service dogs, ate free food and made small bottles of scented oils in a stress-relief event yesterday.
Health and Wellness Center nurse Stephanie Jenkins,...
Students who take 15-week classes online that incorporate Zoom or Teams meetings next semester will be able to choose between courses having one required virtual session a week or two.
The new “Online...
An adjunct communications professor lost her bid for a seat in the Maryland House of Delegates race this month.
Democrat Courtney Buiniskis, who represents AACC’s part-time faculty on the college’s...
