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[Photo] Financial aid specialist advises students to fill out FAFSA

December 7, 2020
Anne Arundel County Circuit Court Clerk Scott Poyer swears in newly appointed AACC student trustee Van Mason.

Student-mother sits on Board of Trustees

August 25, 2019
AACC students who want to use art spaces on campus, like the photography darkroom in Cade, can pay to use the labs without signing up for class.

[Photo] Studios open to all at AACC

August 21, 2019
Students say they are just as inclined to bring a lunch as they are to buy one.

[Photo] Lunchtime routines vary among students

August 21, 2019
Setting AACC Budget

County funds AACC budget

August 21, 2019
The campus will undergo construction until summer 2021 as it builds a new Health and Life Sciences building.

Campus to experience construction come fall semester

August 25, 2018
This spring, the drone club tested a mind control system, which it will continue to improve this fall.

Drone club uses mind control feature

May 16, 2019
County Executive Steuart Pittman and AACC President Dawn Lindsay said they are excited to join together in the construction of the new Health and Life Sciences Building.

College breaks ground on Health and Life Sciences Building

May 14, 2019
SGA adds new plans for next fall, graduation

SGA adds new plans for next fall, graduation

May 6, 2019
County Executive Steuart Pittman proposed the 2020 budget on May 1.

County executive proposes 2020 AACC budget

May 1, 2019
Former inmate at Patuxent Institution Chris Wilson got his AACC degree while serving time. He wrote a book called The Master Plan: My Journey from Life in Prison to a Life of Purpose, and plans to help Anonymous Content make it into a film.

Ex-prisoner gets AACC degree, set to help produce film with Anonymous Content

May 1, 2019

Student views photo, makeup skills as similar

May 1, 2019
Campus Current Editor-in-Chief Alexandra Radovic says students should take advantage of on-campus resources during the summer.

Students: Use summer to refocus for next fall

April 30, 2019
Second-year undecided student Shay Meany used horse therapy to overcome his speech impediment.

Student finds therapy in working with horses

April 30, 2019
Third-year student Daniel Aha is one of 41 students whom college officials inducted into Chi Alpha Epsilon, for students who started in non-credit classes and now have a 3.0 grade point average or better.

Honor society inducts new student members

April 30, 2019
Campus police and AACC students say summer disasters, such as car crashes, are preventable.

Students say partying can be safe in summer

April 30, 2019
Campus Current recommends using the summer as an opportunity to set goals for after graduation.

[Photo] ’19 graduates: Set new goals

April 30, 2019
Arianna Beers

Student athlete excels on court, academically

April 1, 2019
Alexandra Radovic

FAFSA proposal to help if parents unavailable

April 1, 2019
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Collective bargaining bill dies

April 1, 2019
Daniel Salomon

Advice: Get involved in new campus activities

April 1, 2019
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Arnold campus faculty teach classes in prison

April 1, 2019
Michael Jackson has been accused of pedophilia throughout his career. Some AACC students said this effects how they view his music.

AACC students weigh-in on Michael Jackson allegations

March 27, 2019
Students can find flyers for the art events around campus on bulletin boards.

Art events held across campus

March 25, 2019

AACC members encouraged to speak at town hall meetings

March 13, 2019
Photo by Alexandra Radovic

Dozens play in Campus Ministry dodgeball tournament at AACC

March 6, 2019
Photo by Daniel Nickerson

AACC to raise student tuition in 2020

March 4, 2019
Photo by Tyreesha Bolton

Notecard walls prompt discussion about race

March 1, 2019
Photo by Sarah Noble

College intern digs to find, clean-up artifacts

March 1, 2019
Photo courtesy of Pamela Polgreen

Prisoners take classes while still serving time

March 1, 2019
Photo courtesy of Amanda Behrens

Student offers nutritional tips

March 1, 2019
Photo by Daniel Salomon

Keep working; don’t slack off

March 1, 2019
Rows of tables were available for students interested in helping out with projects.

Service learning fair involves students with volunteering opportunities

February 12, 2019
Campus Current’s Alexandra Radovic recommends making short-term goals and focusing yourself on them this year.

It’s not too late to make New Year’s resolutions

January 23, 2019
All-American lacrosse player Nick Karnes wins a face-off against Onondaga Community College last season. Karnes will not return to AACC in 2019.

Lax star player will not return

January 23, 2019
Student Dalton Fielder records music.

Student seeks comfort in rap

January 23, 2019
$1m donors name new skilled trades building

$1m donors name new skilled trades building

January 23, 2019
AACC’s plan to offer 300-level courses in interior design is on hold for now.

[Photo] 300-level courses face unsure future at AACC

January 23, 2019
AACC student and mom Morgan Mitchell attends a Thanksgiving luncheon with her daughter Jade at the Child Development Center, which will offer free evening care next semester.

Campus starts free night care starts on campus

December 4, 2018
Dave Meng, the department chair for English and communications (right), and professor Candice Hill discuss upcoming English course changes.

Gen ed English classes will change in fall 2019

December 4, 2018
Campus Current Editor-in-Chief Alexandra Radovic encourages students not to skip classes this holiday season.

Don’t let holiday cheer cause you to skip class

December 4, 2018
Third-year entrepreneurship student Emily Sokolowski does special-effects makeup and plans to start her own makeup company in the future.

Cosmetic guru chooses AACC

December 4, 2018
Education professor Jen Lara teaches AACC employees to be life coaches.

AACC offers employees life coach certification

December 4, 2018
AACC alum and adjunct instructor Courtney Buiniskis’s communications students donate to the food pantry as part of a class project this semester.

Communications class collects food for pantry

December 4, 2018
AACC’s Board of Trustees awarded emeritus status to former President Martha Smith, citing her dedication to student achievement.

College awards former leader emeritus status

December 4, 2018
“Last Chance U’s” Brittany Wagner comes to campus.

‘Last Chance’ celebrity speaks to Riverhawks

December 4, 2018
First-year EMT Lydia Rutledge works to save lives.

EMT balances classes with saving lives in MD

November 8, 2018

Adjunct offers start-up tricks

November 1, 2018
Psychology professor Julie Grignon has rearranged her class into groups to help engage students.

AACC psych professor tries new seating style

November 1, 2018
A fifth-year business student owns Fantasea Aquariums.

Student shares business ideas

November 1, 2018
Former AACC student Tom Sfakiyanudis runs his own ambulance transportation business, called Anchor Transport, and employs EMTs trained at the college.

EMT from AACC employs alums

November 1, 2018
“We want to get better than what [gold] requires,” Taylor said. The Truxal Library is one of two AACC gold status buildings in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, which is a goal for the Health and Life Sciences Building.

New building to uphold eco-friendly elements

November 1, 2018
The promotional banner for a new drug abuse awareness video features recovering addicts at AACC.

College to present 1st video on opioid abuse

November 1, 2018
Campus Current Editor-in-Chief Alexandra Radovic recommends getting ahead on class assignments before the holidays.

Don’t let family stress you out on turkey day

November 1, 2018
Second-year student Bethany Probst is taking a welding class.

College to build ‘dirty space’ for skilled trades

October 4, 2018

AACC enrollment drops

October 4, 2018
AACC clubs, including Students Out to Destroy Assumptions, the Gay-Straight Alliance and the Campus Activities Board, are hosting October events relating to domestic violence, Halloween and coming out.

Student clubs to throw campus events in Oct.

October 4, 2018

Campus gets $300,000 to fight sexual violence

October 4, 2018

College to change Accuplacer

October 4, 2018
Students club to host events across campus

Students club to host events across campus

October 1, 2018
Flashback Friday concludes AACCs Welcome Week

“Flashback Friday” concludes AACC’s Welcome Week

August 31, 2018
County comes up with half of 19 budget ask

County comes up with half of ’19 budget ask

August 25, 2018
AACC surveys campus for use of drugs, alcohol

AACC surveys campus for use of drugs, alcohol

August 25, 2018

Advice from an editor

August 25, 2018
Capital shooting victim Wendi Winters profiles AACC student in last article

Capital shooting victim Wendi Winters profiles AACC student in last article

August 25, 2018
New Canvas link takes users to interest information

New Canvas link takes users to ‘interest’ information

August 25, 2018

College pays ex-administrator $35K in gender action

August 25, 2018
Student Spotlight

Student Spotlight

August 25, 2018
Interior design department to start new 3-year certificate program

Interior design department to start new 3-year certificate program

August 25, 2018
Mia Rogers-Vega—a second-year cyber forensics student and one of this year’s Epsilon Chi inductees—poses with her mother, Sheila Rogers-Vega, after the ceremony.

Honor society celebrates 10 yrs

May 1, 2018
Students coming from high school to AACC for the first time will be required to attend orientation sessions, says Danielle Brookhart, the coordinator of new student engagement.

Mandatory orientation sessions coming in fall

May 1, 2018
Student Engagement Director Chris Storck says she plans to travel after her June 30 retirement.

Engagement director retires after 34 years

May 1, 2018
The area around AACC’s Martin Luther King Jr. memorial will receive a redesign this summer.

King memorial will get redesign over summer

May 1, 2018
Professors can choose whether to use extra days built into the semester to make up for the two days canceled so far this spring because of snow.

Snow days might mean extra school for some

April 1, 2018
AACC plans to offer an applied bachelor’s degree in interior design but must wait for approval from the Maryland Higher Education Commission.

College to delay 1 year on applied bachelor’s

April 1, 2018
Professor Robert Beatty helps AACC students and community members like Suanne Roueche file their taxes for free.

Faculty assists with tax filings

April 1, 2018
Students can earn a bachelor’s degree from Frostburg State and three other universities without leaving AACC campuses.

AACC students are able to earn 4-year degrees

April 1, 2018
AACC’s Vice President for Learning Michael Gavin says the new data literacy certificate program will be useful to mid-level managers.

College approves new data literacy program

April 1, 2018
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