The Anne Arundel County executive presented his fiscal year 2025 budget last week, which included a $2.4 million funding increase for AACC, $3.3 million less than the college requested. According to...

Twenty percent of students do not engage in extracurricular activities, according to a physics student’s survey. Matt Bacho, a first-year physics student, surveyed 50 students to gather data on student...

Most college-age students tend to be independent voters, unaffiliated with any political party, according to a political science professor. Dan Nataf, the director of the Center for the Study of Local...

The No. 1 concern of Anne Arundel County residents this spring is the economy, according to an AACC survey of 741 locals. According to the survey, conducted biannually by AACC’s Center for the Study...

  Ever since the sixth grade, my dream was to get a degree in film. So when I started taking classes at AACC in 2019 at age 18, my goal was to earn an associate degree in film and transfer to a four-year...

Are you registered to vote? Many people overlook the importance of voting. In fact, according to the Pew Research Center, Americans are not consistent with voting. Only 66% of eligible voters actually...

The Super Science Club won Outstanding Club or Organization of the Year at the 2024 Impact and Excellence Awards on Thursday. Nine club members and advisers accepted the award on stage at the DoubleTree...

A first-year kinesiology student will become the Student Government Association president next semester. Jayeim Blake won the uncontested presidential race, alongside second-year graphic design student...

Have you parked in a reserved spot on campus without a permit because you thought you could get away with it? You might be right. Police Chief Sean Kapfhammer said the Department of Public Safety...

Approximately 1,650 students will graduate on May 23 with 2,206 degrees and certificates. These numbers have slightly increased from last year, when approximately 1,637 students graduated with 2,174...

The third volume of AACC’s research journal, the Journal of Emerging Scholarship, was released on April 26. The Journal of Emerging Scholarship is a research publication that showcases AACC student-authored...

A first-year kinesiology student will become the Student Government Association president next semester. Jayeim Blake won the uncontested presidential race, alongside second-year graphic design student...