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The bookshelf in the home of third-year communications student Amber Nathan is stocked with classics. Nathan, like other students, says she has been reading more since the pandemic has kept her at home.

[Photo] Students reading for fun more often during pandemic

April 27, 2021
Survey respondents said theyre worried about COVID-19, according to Dan Nataf.

[Photo] Anne Arundel County residents worried about COVID-19, survey shows

April 10, 2020
Drone i mage of Amber Nathan and Tim Tumelty taken near AACCs sports fields

Drones give students opportunity to fly

January 22, 2020
Political science professor Dan Nataf leads AACCs biannual survey.

Changes made to AACC biannual survey

December 3, 2019
AACC adds bright yellow warning labels on emails originating from outside of the college.

AACC combats phishing

December 3, 2019
Third-year communications student Kaitlyn Walton says to keep giving once the holidays pass.

This holiday season, volunteer your time

December 3, 2019
Students, faculty and staff at AACC participate in drives and charity events to help the needy during the holiday season.

AACC full of giving this holiday season

December 3, 2019
Campus Current Editor-in-Chief Amber Nathan says she enjoys the holiday season.

Enjoy traditions this holiday season

December 3, 2019
More than 30 families are on the waitlist for the Child Development Center at AACC.

Child Development Center at AACC has long waitlist

December 3, 2019
Third-year nursing student Ciara Winters pets therapy dog Taz at Fidos for Finals.

Dogs help with finals stress

December 2, 2019
Part of good communication is making sure your emails and other forms of written communication are error free.

[Photo] Practice good communication

December 3, 2019
Students surround first-year business management and marketing student Josiah Parker, who sells his merchandise at a table during the Best of Business Trade Show.

Student entrepreneurs sell products at AACC

November 13, 2019
The Department of Public Safety encourages students not to walk alone if possible to avoid dangerous situations such as attempted robberies.

Intoxicated individual harasses AACC student

November 12, 2019
Second-year gender and sexuality studies student Prnaya Green is featured in Dr. Heather Rellihans newest book.

AACC professor publishes second book

November 6, 2019
Students contact Anne Arundel County residents for a biannual survey in October.

Anne Arundel County residents share concerns

November 5, 2019
Students perform their final act in a student-led drag show on Nov. 1.

Students lead drag show for charity

November 1, 2019
748 students transferred to a school in the University System of Maryland last year.

High number of AACC students enroll in USM

November 1, 2019
Artists use henna paste to create semi-permanent designs on their bodies.

Henna class teaches students age-old art

November 1, 2019
English Professor Jessica Rabin helps her service dog, Caleb, through his airport security training.

Dogs learn to fly

November 1, 2019
In a poll of 50 students, 46 say they will vote in the 2020 presidential elections.

Students say they plan to vote in 2020 election

November 1, 2019
Amber Nathan, Campus Current Editor-in-Chief, shares her perspective about being old-fashioned.

Be accepting of older books, media

November 1, 2019
AACC gets English degree

AACC gets English degree

November 1, 2019
The AACC Culinary Club sells pumpkin spice cookies and spiced caramel leche to students.

Culinary students sell cookies and drinks

October 31, 2019
Speaker Hannah Cole explains filing taxes to creative entrepreneurs and artists.

Speaker helps creative entrepreneurs file taxes

October 30, 2019
A to-do list, encouraging students to attend events at AACC.

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October 30, 2019
Attend activities on campus to enhance your time at AACC.

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October 30, 2019
Drawing chair Matt Klos helps review a students portfolio pieces.

Professors prep students for art show

October 9, 2019
The Gay-Straight alliance members talk about their coming out stories

Gay-Straight Alliance hosts panel

October 8, 2019
Students and faculty dance under the instruction of Haitian band members on Oct. 3.

Haitian band teaches dance

October 7, 2019
Trevor Greenfield and the Moonlight Troupers perform the Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical

[Photo] Sunset Blvd. opens at AACC

October 5, 2019
The Health & Wellness Center staff helps students deal with stress and gives out bracelets and gratitude journals. Above, Outreach Coordinator Rodaelys Rojas (left) and Peer Health Educator Madeline Piper with a student.

Health & Wellness Center helps students with stress

October 2, 2019
AACC students say parking is hard to find on campus, especially earlier in the day when classes are just starting.

Construction kills parking

October 1, 2019
Eighteen courses with 600 sections are following a model course format to ensure consistency from class to class. Pictured: English professor Wayne Kobylinski with a class.

New ‘models’ affect classes

October 1, 2019
Amber Nathan, Campus Current editor-in-chief, encourages everyone to read more to enhance creative thinking and imagination.

Read more, enhance imaginative thinking

October 1, 2019
Entrenpreneurial Studies Institute Chair Carlene Cassidy will become CEO of the Ratcliffe Foundation.

Ratcliffe Foundation moves headquarters

October 1, 2019
Ren Bishop, a third-year psychology student (left) and Jake Brannon, a second-year transfer studies student advertise the upcoming speech by author Chris Wilson on the quad.

Students hold publicity blitz for upcoming event

September 25, 2019
SGA and CAB are collaborating on a Spirit Week that will be from Sept. 23-27. It was a topic at both the SGA and CAB meetings on Sept. 16. Above, from left to right, SGAs Vice President of Public Relations Bri Barone and President Mitchell Santos.

SGA and CAB to host spirit week

September 17, 2019
Student Government Association President Mitchell Santos says he is looking forward to the new elections for the SGA.

Nominations made at SGA general forum

September 9, 2019
Students got free Mission BBQ and ice cream at Riverhawk Day on Aug. 30.

Free food, activities available during new event

August 30, 2019
Tiffany Boykin, dean of student engagement, made The Daily Records 2019 VIP list.

Dean of student engagement gets on VIP list

August 30, 2019
Students promoted their clubs at the community fair, but packed up early after a storm threatened.

AACC community fair shuts down unexpectedly

August 28, 2019
Sara Prigodich started her position as ceramics chair on Aug. 16.

AACC gets new ceramics chair

August 28, 2019
Ravioli, holy canoli!

HCAT hosts Scottish rivals for big cookoff

August 25, 2019
Womens cross-country has a new coach ahead of the upcoming season.

[Photo] Women’s cross-country starts new year

August 24, 2019
Mens Cross-Country returns to AACC this fall as the womens team preps for an Aug. 1 meet.

Cross-country for men back

August 21, 2019
Amber Nathan, Campus Current editor-in-chief, says to look at all available sources and information before deciding who to vote for in the 2020 presidential elections.

Look for factual info so you’ll vote wisely

August 21, 2019
Assistant deans Danny Hoey (left) and Stacy Korbelak chat before a meeting.

New assistant deans start jobs in summer

August 21, 2019
English 101 and 102 are debuting this semester.

English requirement changes

August 21, 2019
Campus construction will continue through the fall semester and beyond.

Construction will continue

August 21, 2019
ESI professors said AACC grads should stay positive and prepare to make mistakes as they head into the real world.

ESI profs prep graduating AACC students for their futures

May 13, 2019
Former Campus Current Associate Editor Brad Dress, who is now at the University of Maryland, College Park, gives his advice about what to expect at a four-year school.

AACC students: Focus, plan for 4-year schools

April 30, 2019
Rachel Green, a third-year creative writing student, reads from work she submitted to the 44th annual edition of AACC’s literary journal, “Amaranth,” at the release party on April 24.

Annual journal reveals Vol. 44

April 30, 2019
Jesseca Greene

Profs-adjuncts ratio to change

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
Photo by Amber Nathan

Prof offers free tax return help

March 1, 2019
Photo by Gerald Maravanyika

Religious clubs meet for prayer, Bible study

March 1, 2019
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