A former AACC administrator sued the college’s Board of Trustees for nearly $2.4 million on Nov. 30, claiming the school discriminated against him because he is a man. Dr. Richard Cerkovnik, a former...

Campus police are looking for an unidentified person of interest in a theft of a faculty member’s wallet. An unidentified individual stole a faculty member's wallet with credit cards and driver’s...

AACC’s Arnold campus is nearly crime-free, the police chief told a class of journalists in November. Chief Sean Kapfhammer attributed the low crime rate to the affluent surrounding neighborhoods, the...

The College Media Association on Oct. 31 ranked AACC’s Amaranth Literary Magazine No. 1 in the country among community colleges. The annual magazine also placed second in the Eastern Division of the...

AACC’s strategic plan, or Engagement Matters, encourages faculty to help move students in the right direction so they can complete their community college education. The plan addresses three goals,...

Since President-elect Donald Trump’s victory on Nov. 8, campus police have found two swastikas on campus—one in a men’s bathroom stall and the other carved onto a picnic table in the Quad. Some...

On Nov. 5, AACC’s Arnold Campus Gamers managed to raise $1,000 for Johns Hopkins Children’s Hospital, the local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital in a 25-hour marathon. “Extra Life is an organization...

AACC’s School of Continuing Education and Workforce Development recognized 101 students during the GED Graduation and Student Recognition 2016 ceremony in October. The General Education Development...

An AACC public safety officer won the Northern Anne Arundel County Chamber of Commerce Safety Officer of the Year award in September. The chamber cited Officer Keith Cochran for performance and dedication...

The author of the young adult novel “Of Better Blood” told AACC students in October that labeling the disabled and others is a “dangerous” practice. Novelist Susan Moger, who spoke on campus...

Whistleblower Edward Snowden said the makers of his namesake movie got most of the details of his story right. Campus Current Associate Editor Jesse Johnson spoke to Snowden via Skype during a question-and-answer...