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SGA President Ben Nussbaumer will step down at the end of his term in May. Two candidates are running to take his place.

Elections for SGA officers coming up in April

Zack Buster, Associate Editor April 8, 2022

Two candidates will face off for the position of Student Government Association president this month. AACC students will vote for the new president in an online election in April. SGA President Ben...

Students who take online SYNC courses are less likely to pass them than those who enroll in totally online classes.

SYNC courses less effective

Dan Elson, Editor-in-Chief April 6, 2022

Students who take online SYNC courses are less likely to pass those classes than students who take fully online sections, according to AACC. Overall, online SYNC showed a success rate of 70.3%, while...

Police are investigating the smash-and-grab theft of a purse from a car parked in Lot M last week.

Campus police investigate car break-in

Zack Buster, Associate Editor April 4, 2022

An AACC faculty member reported her purse was stolen from her car in Lot M on Wednesday.  The thief broke into her car by smashing the back window, according to a report from the Department of Public...

Two fresh-food vending machines will sell salads, wraps and other healthy options on campus starting in mid-April.

Fresh-food vending machines to come to Arnold campus

Dan Elson, Editor-in-Chief April 1, 2022

Farmer’s Fridge, a company that installs refrigerated vending machines, will add two fresh-food kiosks on the Arnold campus in April. The vending machinestyle dispensers will contain fresh salads,...

Performers read speeches and poems from notable women at the annual Soapbox Sisters event  this week.

AACC holds 1st Soapbox Sisters event in 2 years

Zack Buster, Associate Editor March 31, 2022

AACC’s Communications Department hosted a Women’s History Month event on March 31 at which students read poems and speeches by notable women throughout history and today. Communications professor...

For the first time in two years, AACC is having a normal graduation ceremony.

College holds first normal graduation ceremony in 2 years

Zack Buster and Jenna Lagoey March 17, 2022

AACC will hold its graduation face-to-face on May 26 for the first time since 2019. President Dawn Lindsay made the announcement at the college’s Board of Trustees meeting on March 8, two weeks after...

Second-year political science student Christina Ahn is SGAs new vice president of public relations.

SGA fills 2 vice president positions

Zack Buster, Associate Editor March 17, 2022

The Student Government Association filled two of its three open vice president positions in February. Second-year political science student Christina Ahn has taken the position of vice president of...

 First-year golf coach Dave O’Donnell (left) prepares second-year business administration student David Henderson for the upcoming golf season.

AACC gets new golf coach

Dan Elson, Editor-in-Chief March 17, 2022

A Baltimore development director is AACC’s new head golf coach.  Before coaching the golf team, Dave O’Donnell, the development director for Baltimore Public Markets Corp., helped run a women’s...

Fewer male students than females have been registering for classes at AACC, mirroring a national trend.

Male enrollment declines locally, nationally

Dan Elson, Editor-in-Chief March 16, 2022

The number of male students who have enrolled at AACC over the past eight years has declined by 29.7%, part of a nationwide trend. Over the same time, enrollment of female students at AACC has declined...

Aaliyah Odom is  AACC Athletics new associate trainer and strength and conditioning coach. She is the second athletic trainer on campus.

Athletics adds 2nd trainer

Dan Elson, Editor-in-Chief March 14, 2022

AACC hired a former Clarion University soccer player as its second athletic trainer in February.  Aaliyah Odom, the new associate athletic trainer and strength and conditioning coach, said she is “big...

U.S. authorities have warned that Russia could launch a cyberattack against the U.S. and other countries that are supporting Ukraine.

Public safety official offers tips in case of cyberattack

Zack Buster, Associate Editor March 11, 2022

An AACC public safety official is warning students and faculty to keep their gas tanks full and plenty of cash on hand while Russia is at war with Ukraine. In an email to faculty, Emergency Manager...

Students say $50 gasoline bills are preventing them from spending money on socializing and eating out.

Students do less driving, socializing to afford gas

Jayden Flood and Vance Wild, Reporters March 10, 2022

AACC students said Wednesday they are paying up to $50 to fill their gas tanks. In a informal poll of 33 students on the Arnold campus, drivers said the high price of gas has caused them to stop buying...

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