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The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current

The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current

York, Pennsylvania, Assistant Superintendent LeTricia Gloster speaks to AACC students at the Riverhawks Rise leadership conference keynote presentation.

Education official speaks at leadership conference

Zack Buster, Editor-in-Chief November 8, 2022

“Understand your purpose, understand your passion and make sure every decision that you make is counted in the end,” a Pennsylvania school official told AACC student leaders last week. York, Pennsylvania,...

Students on a travel study trip to Costa Rica in 2020 led by biology professor Benjamin Weibell. The next chance to take a travel study course will be in 2024.

Study abroad to stay on pause until 2024

Sam Gauntt, Associate Editor November 7, 2022

AACC will not allow students and faculty members to travel out of the country for classes again until early 2024, according to school officials.  The travel study program allowed instructors to take...

The Riverhawks womens basketball team lost 61-59 on Tuesday to Penn State York. AACCs next game is on Nov. 5 against the Brookdale Community College Jersey Blues.

Riverhawks women’s basketball falls short 61-59 in home opener

Dan Elson and Cole Popov November 4, 2022

The Riverhawks women’s basketball team came back from a 13-point deficit but lost in its home opener to Penn State York 61-59 on Nov. 1. Riverhawks starting center Syrena Boone shot 31.25% from the...

The Riverhawks start off the season 0-1 after a 75-67 loss on Tuesday to Penn State York.

Riverhawks men’s basketball loses 75-67 in home opener

Dan Elson, Sports Editor November 4, 2022

The Riverhawks men’s basketball team lost its home opener to Penn State York 75-67 on Nov. 1. The Riverhawks were up 34-23 in the first half and were outscored 52-33 in the second.  “We should...

Students say they plan to vote for governor on Nov. 8, but they havent decided which candidate they will chose. Shown, Democratic candidate Wes Moore, left, and Republican Dan Cox.

Students undecided on choice for governor

Tomi Brunton, Reporter November 4, 2022

Students said in October they plan to vote for governor but don’t have a favorite candidate.  In an informal Campus Current poll of 50 students on the Arnold campus, 56% said they plan to vote and...

AACC Volleyball, Cross-country seasons wrap up

AACC Volleyball, Cross-country seasons wrap up

Dan Elson, Sports Editor November 3, 2022

The Riverhawks women’s volleyball and men’s and women’s cross-country teams ended their fall seasons on Oct 22. Volleyball The women’s volleyball team lost 3-0 in the Region 20 tournament...

The Riverhawks advance to nationals for the first time in eight years.

Riverhawks women’s soccer to play in national postseason

Dan Elson, Sports Editor November 3, 2022

The Riverhawks women’s soccer team beat the Suffolk County Community College Sharks 1-0 in overtime on Saturday to advance to the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III national tournament. During...

The Riverhawks beat the Prince George Community College Owls 1-0 to win the National Junior College Athletic Association Region 20 championship tournament.

Riverhawks men’s soccer advances to Nationals

Dan Elson and Micah Smith November 3, 2022

Midfielder Nehemias Rubio showed emotion as the crowd went wild when he scored the game- winning goal in the 84th minute of the soccer match on Saturday as the Riverhawks beat the Prince George Community...

Super Science Club group photo

Student club officers speak out on budgets

Zack Buster and Sam Gauntt November 2, 2022

AACC club leaders said the process for receiving college-allocated funds for their student organizations this semester was complicated and delayed events. Marisa Evangelista, one of the presidents of...

Maryland residents will have the chance to vote on marijuana legalization this election. According to an informal poll from Campus Currrent, almost 80% of AACC students said they support marijuana legalization.

Students to say ‘yes’ to marijuana question on ballot

Sam Gauntt, Associate Editor October 20, 2022

AACC students said in October they plan to vote for a proposed Maryland constitutional amendment this November that would legalize recreational marijuana. In an informal Campus Current poll of 56 students...

The college asks everyone on campus who tests positive for Covid-19 to email covidsafety@aacc.edu to put in a report.

312 covid cases reported on campus since July 1

Aidan Gunn, Reporter October 20, 2022

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...

Rafael Laveaga, the chief of the Consular Section at the Mexican Embassy in Washington, speaks about relations between Mexico and the United States for a Hispanic Heritage Month event.

Mexican embassy official speaks on relations with US

Sam Gauntt, Associate Editor October 19, 2022

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....

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