AACC is discontinuing its physician assistant program after this semester. Health and Sciences Dean Elizabeth Appel said AACC has partnered with University of Maryland Baltimore to offer a physician...

AACC will no longer require students and employees to show proof of a COVID-19 vaccine or a negative weekly COVID-19 test starting March 9. However, AACC President Dawn Lindsay said in an email on Wednesday,...

Anne Arundel Community College will celebrate Women’s History Month in March with a dozen virtual events.  Every year AACC holds events for the community, faculty, staff and students to celebrate...

The AACC Board of Trustees voted on Tuesday to raise tuition by $2 per credit hour starting in the fall.    The plan to raise tuition is a part of AACC’s $125.5 million operating budget, which...

AACC’s new athletic esports team has lost every match so far in its first season, but the players improved with every tournament, according to the coach.  “Yeah, I’m crazy proud of them,” coach...

Two of the 16 community colleges in Maryland require COVID-19 vaccines for students and faculty. College of Southern Maryland and Montgomery College require that all faculty and students be vaccinated...

Students and employees who drive electric vehicles can charge them at Annex B, the Careers Center and Parking Lot M near the Health and Life Sciences building. AACC offers nine electric car charging...

Anne Arundel County offers free COVID-19 vaccines and tests on AACC’s Arnold campus. In addition, the college has testing sites on its Arundel Mills and Glen Burnie Town Center campuses. The campus...

The Student Union building will get a new roof over the next few months. The college will spend roughly $780,000 to replace the 20-year-old roof, according to Chet Lawrence, a project manager in facilities,...

AACC’s Student Government Association will take applications to fill vacant positions for vice presidents and senators until Friday. The SGA has vacancies for the positions of vice president of public...

An accounting professor is offering to fill out tax forms for free for students, faculty and staff this spring. Michael Gavin, along with some students and other faculty, will do federal and state tax...

The main stairwell in the Health and Life Sciences Building closed this week because of loose wood on some of the steps. Maurice Chaput, AACC’s executive director of administrative services, said...