Incidents of stalking and petty theft increased on the Arnold campus between 2021 and 2022, while most other crime was nonexistent, according to a report last week.
“I’d like to say it’s because...
Tomi Brunton, Editor-in-Chief
• September 21, 2023
The 2024-2025 Free Application for Federal Student Aid will be available in December instead of October this year.
The FAFSA Simplification Act, which Congress passed in December 2020, will significantly...
AACC legal studies professors explained the U.S. Supreme Court’s controversial affirmative action ruling to students in a presentation on Tuesday.
Affirmative action is the idea that colleges can...
Tomi Brunton, Editor-in-Chief
• September 12, 2023
AACC got a new login system last Friday that prompts students to set up a method of identity verification, like a phone number or email address, when they sign on to MyAACC or Outlook.
When students...
AACC closed the 30-year-old footbridge that connects the west and east campuses for the fall semester for repairs.
During routine maintenance earlier this summer, workers found deterioration in the...
Enrollment at AACC grew about 4% between spring 2022 and last semester, lagging behind national community college trends.
Community college enrollment rose about 8% nationally from last year, returning...
All Division III sports teams at AACC advanced to Division II in July, making the college eligible to offer athletic scholarships.
AACC was one of the only community colleges in Maryland with Division...
The newly renovated top floor of the Florestano building will open in September.
The fourth floor of the building, located on West Campus, will contain video and audio studios.
“We’ll be able to...
Although Maryland legalized the recreational use of marijuana on July 1, AACC does not allow it on campus.
AACC is a smoke-free campus, which means the college has banned tobacco products, including cigarettes...
Home-schooled and private high school students taking classes at AACC started paying 25% more tuition than last year this summer.
Traditionally, all dual-enrolled high school students received a 50% tuition...
The college adopted a policy in July for students who wish to reschedule assignment deadlines or miss class to observe religious holidays or practice their faith.
School officials expanded an existing...
A second-year nursing and emergency medical technician student became the new student voting member of AACC’s Board of Trustees in July.
Rachel Gwin, 21, replaced former student trustee Conor Curran,...
