Approximately 312 students, faculty and others have reported positive Covid-19 cases to the college since July 1.  That compares with 364 cases between July 2021 and April 2022. “Covid appears...

The relationship between the U.S. and Mexico has grown over time from distant neighbors to close economic and cultural allies, an official from the Mexican Embassy told administrators and students on Oct....

One of the most common mistakes students make when using email is clicking on links from unfamiliar senders, AACC’s director of information security said Tuesday.  “So they’ll read an email that...

Even with more students coming back to campus for in-person classes in 2021, crime dropped slightly from the year before, according to an annual report police released in September.  Between 2019 and...

AACC President Dawn Lindsay marked her 10th anniversary at the college in August. The second woman to serve as president of the college, Lindsay said her favorite moments have been at each year’s...

Campus police said Friday they are looking for a suspect who reportedly stalked a female student throughout the day on Thursday. A police report described the suspect as a bald or short-haired black...

College officials have received no reports of monkeypox from students, faculty or staff, they said in September. Those who suffer from monkeypox symptoms, including fever,chills, body aches, headaches,...

An adjunct professor won the Democratic primary for the District 30B seat in the Maryland House of Delegates on July 19, while another AACC faculty member lost her primary bid in District 31B. Democrat...

Some AACC adjunct faculty members are collecting signatures in an effort to form a union. A vote in the Maryland Legislature in 2021 allowed community college faculty and staff to unionize after Sept....

Would-be student entrepreneurs on Thursday learned how to compete in a November competition that could earn them prizes of up to $1,000. The kickoff meeting was a prelude to November’s Big Idea Competition,...

AACC students can sign up for paid internships working with state delegates and senators starting in January when the Maryland General Assembly begins its next session. Students interested in the internship,...

The employee who has worked the longest at AACC retired on Oct. 1 after 52 years in the mailroom.  Alford Shinaberry, who turns 70 in November, started working in the campus mailroom in September 1970...