AACC has clarified a long-standing policy that prohibits students from making audio or video recordings of their classes. The Academic Forum, which oversees the college’s academic programs, convened...

Three-quarters of AACC faculty in a recent survey said online office hours would benefit students. Almost half of the 166 faculty members who responded to the survey by the Online Policies and Practices...

AACC President Dr. Dawn Lindsay has recommended a sophomore entrepreneurship major as the next student member of the college’s Board of Trustees. Nyia Curtis was one of two students who applied for...

The Maryland Legislature failed to pass a bill in April that would have prevented students, faculty and visitors from bringing guns to campus, even if they have permits. The state Senate and House of...

Some AACC students have reported an increased amount of pullovers in the Spring 2017 semester. Rachel Corn, a second-year transfer student, said she has seen police pull over vehicles almost every day....

AACC’s newly designed website looks modern, but some information is harder to find, students said in April. In an informal poll of 10 students on campus, seven of them said they are pleased with the...

AACC has a new Student Government Association president for 2017-18; his platform is: “No voice goes unheard.” Third-year forensic science major Johnathan O’Dea will accept the position once...

Nearly 5,000 graduates, friends, family, staff, faculty and local officials will attend AACC’s 55th graduation ceremony on May 25. The 7 p.m. ceremony will take place inside of tents on the athletic...

More than half of AACC students have never cheated academically, according to a survey by Campus Current. And more than half of those in the survey said they do not believe they could get away with...

AACC’s Amaranth club released its latest literary journal last week at its last Coffeehouse event of the semester. The 42nd edition of the literary magazine features poems and short stories by students...

One of the two candidates for the office of Student Government Association president dropped out of the race Tuesday, assuring the remaining contender the top spot. Johnathan O’Dea, president of the...