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The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current
The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current
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AACC will cancel most classes that have fewer than 15 students in the future. Shown, communications professor Zoë Farquhar.

Minimum class size grows from 12 to 15 • 119 Views

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Two artists talked about their careers and artwork at an event on Thursday. Shown, Amy Applegate.

Artists showcase artwork, career path • 28 Views

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Students designed T-shirts in the Quad for a Clothesline Project event.

Students design T-shirts at Clothesline Project event • 26 Views

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AACC’s Legal Studies Institute features six members of the Maryland judiciary, who shared stories about their careers.

Legal experts share memorable moments • 20 Views

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A student won a protective order against her former accounting professor, Reb Beatty, shown in 2021.

Professor suspended over student's claims • 16 Views

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AACC’s Environmental Center is asking students to suggest names for the horseshoe crabs that live in the Health and Life Sciences Building.
HLSB houses a dozen crabs
Hudson Toth, Reporter • May 6, 2025

A horseshoe crab named Olive got 5,000 views and 361 likes on Instagram after the AACC Environmental Center posted a video featuring the crab...

AACC graduates say money is the best gift to receive for graduation. Shown, former dual-enrollment student Zoe Brunton in her dorm room at the University of Maryland.
Money top choice for graduates this spring
Julissa Mendoza Robles, Reporter • May 6, 2025

The best gift you can give your favorite graduate this spring is money. Former AACC students who live on campus at the University of Maryland,...

The college will switch to a new system for tracking staff leave on July 1.
AACC changes system to track staff time off
Lily Peaper, Associate Editor • May 5, 2025

The college will introduce a new system on July 1 to help employees keep track of their annual leave because the existing arrangement has created...

The journal consists of undergraduate research by AACC students across the college.
College releases 4th research publication
Julissa Mendoza Robles, Reporter • May 5, 2025

The fourth edition of The Journal of Emerging Scholarship, featuring 12 papers written by more than 20 students, released on April 25 as a part...

The staff and faculty advisers for Amaranth, AACC’s student journal for the arts, pose with the magazine’s 1984 edition.
Student arts journal to unveil 50th edition
Hudson Toth, Reporter • May 5, 2025

The 50th edition of AACC’s student journal for the arts, Amaranth, will come out on May 6. Amaranth staff will host a release party—including...

Graduating psychology and creative writing student Zoë Sharp will take a gap year to work in retail. Sharp is the editor-in-chief of Amaranth, AACC’s journal of the arts.
Why I’m taking a gap year(s)
Zoë Sharp, Contributor • May 5, 2025

Growing up, I believed that the only path to happiness was paved with earning perfect grades in high school, and then immediately enrolling in...

Graduation is a huge accomplishment, but it’s not your only one. Celebrate small wins every day. Shown, AACC President Dawn Lindsay hands a diploma to a graduate.
Celebrate smallest wins, too
Editorial Board • May 5, 2025

Graduation is almost here and it is a big accomplishment, maybe the biggest one of your life so far. Whether you’re getting your diploma this...

Two artists talked about their careers and artwork at an event on Thursday. Shown, Amy Applegate.
Artists showcase artwork, career path
Mattie Peri, Graphic Designer • May 1, 2025

Two professional artists spoke at the CADE Building on Wednesday about their careers, art styles and processes. Gina Beavers, a popular multi-media...

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