AACC students witnessed a historic Super Bowl Feb. 5 and were surprised with the outcome of the game. The New England Patriots came back from a 25-point deficit to beat the Atlanta Falcons 34-28 in...

Tuition and fees are on track to increase by $3 per credit hour for in-county students in Fall 2017. The tuition hike is expected as part of a proposed campus operating budget for fiscal year 2018,...

Elementary statistics is becoming the go-to math course to fulfill the general education math requirement at AACC. Students who are not pursuing their degrees in STEM programs—science, technology,...

A 64-year-old woman takes classes at AACC between caring for her grandchildren and working full time overnight. Another student has four children and works full time. And one will graduate with her associate’s...

AACC asked a U.S. District Court judge on Monday to throw out a lawsuit filed against the college by a former administrator who said the school discriminated against him because he is a man. In court...

A dispatcher accidentally triggered the entire alarm system on campus on Jan. 25. A dispatcher for the Public Safety Department, who was meant to send out an alert about traffic on Route 2 via text...

About 2,189 students graduated in 2016, according to an email from AACC’s president. AACC’s President Dawn Lindsay sent an email to college faculty listing the accomplishments the school’s...

A U.S. District Court judge in December gave AACC until Jan. 30 to respond to a $2.4 million lawsuit by a former employee who claimed the college discriminated against him because he is a man. The college’s...

New York Times best-selling author Wes Moore told a campus audience Monday that action is the prerequisite to any meaningful change. In an interview with Campus Current before he delivered a speech,...

President-elect Donald Trump’s victory shocked many students at AACC, but a closer look at his educational policies could lift some spirits. Trump plans to “Make America Great Again”; one way...

The 2016 associate editor for Campus Current will step into the editor-in-chief role this semester.  Third-year student Jesse Johnson said the independent student newspaper, which comes out once...