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The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

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

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AJ Herdt, right, and Tristan Giesbrecht moved more than 2,000 miles from Idaho to Maryland to play lacrosse.

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First-year engineering student Chris Chambers will be the next president of the Student Government Association.

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AJ Herdt, right, and Tristan Giesbrecht moved more than 2,000 miles from Idaho to Maryland to play lacrosse.
2 Idaho players move to Glen Burnie for lax
Jose Gonzalez, Editor-in-Chief • May 7, 2025

Two students from Pocatello, Idaho, are playing for the Riverhawks men’s lacrosse team. AJ Herdt, a first-year transfer studies student,...

A March survey of Anne Arundel County residents reveals mixed opinions on President Trump’s government downsizing. Shown, political science professor Dan Nataf, who conducted a survey that asked about AI use.
Residents’ top worry: economy
Jose Gonzalez, Editor-in-Chief • May 7, 2025

Anne Arundel County residents said in March that the loss of jobs and income by federal employees because of President Donald Trump’s effort...

An informal poll on campus reveals 60% of students enjoy watching anime, like “One Piece.”
60% in campus poll like anime programs
Hudson Toth, Reporter • May 6, 2025

AACC students said in March they enjoy watching anime because it offers a perspective different from most American cartoons. In an informal...

Students say they fear tariffs on imported products will jack up the price of items they use the most, like makeup and electronics.
Tariff price increases worry some students
Lily Peaper, Associate Editor • May 6, 2025

AACC officials said in April they are not anticipating President Donald Trump’s executive orders will have much of an impact on campus, but...

Students should keep in touch with friends and staff after graduation. Shown, friends in a journalism class celebrate a birthday with a group hug.
Keep up with friends, profs after moving on
Campus Current staff • May 6, 2025

For some, graduation can be bittersweet. It’s exciting to prepare for your next adventure as a university student or perhaps as a shiny,...

Graduating transfer studies student Izzy Martin is one of 1,690 students who will graduate this spring. Graduation is on May 22.
Graduation date set for 2025 ceremonies
Lily Peaper, Associate Editor • May 6, 2025

Approximately 1,690 students will graduate from AACC in May. The college is expecting approximately 650 AACC graduates to walk across the...

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