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Students voice issues to Maryland legislators

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
April 1, 2019
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Collective bargaining bill dies

Ashley Sokolowski and Alexandra Radovic
April 1, 2019
Photo by Gage Savoy

AACC faculty double as politicians, professors

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
March 1, 2019
In the Pascal Gallery, students can observe art to celebrate Black History Month during February.

Black History Month Committee plans lectures, performances and art exhibits to celebrate BHM

Ashley Sokolowski, Daily Reporter
February 6, 2019
AACCs nursing program ranked fourth in a state list.

RegisteredNursing.org recognizes AACC nursing program as top school

Ashley Sokolowski, Daily Reporter
February 1, 2019
The online program Canvas allows for customization for class notifications.

Advisor puts on Online Success Workshop

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
January 30, 2019
Alex Fregger will host the Good Hawk podcast

New Podcast, Good Hawk, coming out from Campus Current

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
January 30, 2019
AACC has announced on their website and signage about the closing

AACC Closes all Campuses for Winter Storm

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
January 29, 2019

AACC hosts online workshop series on non-traditional class advice

Ashley Sokolowski , Daily Reporter
January 29, 2019
Professor Suzanne Spoor said she supports AACC’s having department chairs.

[Photo] Some faculty question admins on split power

November 8, 2018
Basketball guard Javon Smith will play in the final tournament.

[Photo] Conference tournament ends

November 8, 2018
This holiday season, Campus Current’s staff designed thank-you cards for soliders. Campus Current sent these cards, toiletries and a copy of the student newspaper to a unit in Afghanistan.

Campus Current sends cards, papers to troops

Ashley Sokolowski, Associate Editor
December 4, 2018
The AACC Turkey Trot starts on Siegert Field, crosses the foot bridge, winds around West Campus and finishes back at Siegert Field.

30th Turkey Trot raises $1,500 for scholarship

Ashley Sokolowski, Associate Editor
December 4, 2018
Newly elected County Executive Steuart Pittman says AACC is “important” to him.

AACC administrators to build relationship with county exec.

Ashley Sokolowski, Associate Editor
December 4, 2018
Dr. Ian Wardenski and his band, the Ian Wardenski Quintet, are recording music this semester.

Prof takes break, works on recording his music

Ashley Sokolowski, Associate Editor
December 4, 2018
Members of AACC’s eSports Club say they consider themselves athletes and their computer games sports.

[Photo] ‘Last Chance’ celebrity speaks to Riverhawks

December 4, 2018
Students who want to start businesses can earn degrees at AACC by taking entrepreneurial classes.

Entrepreneur students can earn certification

Ashley Sokolowski, Associate Editor
November 1, 2018
Students can start their own businesses on campus through The Hatchery, a space for their entrepreneurial ideas to start and grow.

Students can develop self-made businesses

Ashley Sokolowski, Associate Editor
November 1, 2018
The Post’s Eric Wemple gives an October lecture.

Media critic speaks on campus

Ashley Sokolowski, Associate Editor
November 1, 2018
Students who want to start businesses can earn degrees at AACC by taking entrepreneurial classes.

[Photo] New building to uphold eco-friendly elements

November 1, 2018
80 percent of students intend to vote in November.

Survey shows students intend to vote on Nov. 6

Ashley Sokolowski , Associate Editor
October 4, 2018
AACC students play in Capital Fringe Festival

AACC student’s play in Capital Fringe Festival

Ashley Sokolowski, Associate Editor
August 25, 2018
Maryland universities deny cannabis classes

Maryland universities deny cannabis classes

Ashley Sokolowski, Associate Editor
August 25, 2018

AACC, student to work out deal to settle suit

Ashley Sokolowski, Associate Editor
August 25, 2018
Students to be eligible for $5,000 in tuition aid in fall 2019

Students to be eligible for $5,000 in tuition aid in fall 2019

Ashley Sokolowski, Associate Editor
August 25, 2018
Jacob Smith, a first-year business management student, will be the Student Government Associations new president starting on June 1.

Student body elects new president

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
May 11, 2018
Student art—like this book sleeve by Brent Bobo—is on display in a juried show in the Cade Gallery until May 24.

AACC art students show off talent

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
May 11, 2018

Candidates debate for student government presidency

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
May 1, 2018
Ren Bishop, Amaranth’s editor-in-chief, speaks at the magazine’s release party on April 25.

Annual journal for arts displays college talent

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
May 1, 2018
Third-year transfer studies student Torrington Davis Ford—shown here with his mother, Tarita Ford—is graduating from AACC at 15 years old, the day before he graduates from high school.

15 year old graduates, prepares for university

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
May 1, 2018
Third-year visual design student Jesseca Greene debates first-year business student Jacob Smith about their Student Government Association presidential platforms. Vote on The Nest April 30 to May 4.

Candidates for student president run for office

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
May 1, 2018
The campus bookstore sells caps and gowns and graduation souvenirs. Commencement will be on the Arnold practice field at 7 p.m. on May 24, rain or shine.

Class of 2018 readies for May 24 graduation

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
May 1, 2018
Students photograph the mini-cow during the Campus Activities Boards Earth Day event.

Farm animals fill the Quad for Earth Day

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
April 19, 2018
Second-year graphic design student Raquel Hamner performs Aint I a Woman at AACCs annual Soapbox Sisters event.

AACC community speaks out for women at annual ‘Soapbox Sisters’ event

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
April 19, 2018
The Crowns traveling exhibit includes ceramic works celebrating and exploring motherhood. Pictured here is “Protector” by Janis Mars Wunderlich. Photo by Daniel Salomon

Ceramics show honors challenges of mothers

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
March 1, 2018
The SUN Dining Hall held artifacts of black history from the Black History Mobile Museum.

Mobile museum sheds light on black history

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
February 19, 2018

Students got free hot chocolate and mugs at welcome week event

Ashley Sokolowski, Reporter
January 25, 2018
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