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Audrey Wais, SGAs vice president for outreach, plans to become a vegan to do her part to stop climate change. She organized a virtual event to talk about the anxiety some students suffer because of climate change.

[Photo] Anxious about climate change? You’re not alone

May 13, 2021
Students feeling more stress as the semester winds down should get enough sleep, eat nutritious meals and meditate, a campus nurse says.

[Photo] Sleep, healthy food, exercise help relieve stress, nurse says

May 12, 2021
AACC counselor Diane Hallila encourages students to explore their state of mind and to realize that were not always in a perfect state of mind.

Counselor, students discuss removing mental health stigma

May 10, 2021
Sex experts Marshall Miller and Lindsay Fram, educators from the organization I Love Female Orgasm, shared tips and tricks for better sex with students in February.

Sex educators share advice

March 10, 2021
Author Sheila Squillante encourages students to open themselves up to more possibilities as writers. She read poems from her book “Only Human” over Zoom last week. Photo Courtesy of Susan Cohen.

Poet reads from book, shares advice

February 26, 2021
Athletes and coaches say player experience and flexibility will make the spring season a good one. Shown, the Men’s Lacrosse team in 2020.

Coaches, players have high expectations for spring season

February 17, 2021
Tripp Templeton

Spring, fall sports to compete

February 5, 2021
AACC students who tested positive for COVID-19 share their experiences. Shown, first-year creative writing student Marquart Doty, See slideshow below for more student images.

Students share their COVID-19 experiences

February 3, 2021
Active Minds, a student club, meets off campus last semester for a trip to Kinder Farm Park in Millersville.

Student clubs plan to meet online, hold virtual events

February 2, 2021
Lynda Fitzgerald

AACC dance director to retire

February 1, 2021
The Womens Lacrosse team will skip its spring season this semester. Shown, student athletes playing in 2018.

College calls off Basketball, Volleyball, Women’s Lacrosse for spring

January 29, 2021
Athletic trainer Amber Stanley shares Athletic Trainer of the Year honors with a colleague from Howard Community College.

Athletic trainer wins statewide award

January 29, 2021
Dance students took classes online last semester after college officials deemed it too risky to have dancers and other performers on campus.

Studio dance classes back on campus this semester

January 28, 2021
The Arnold campus could be mostly vacant for another year while classes remain online, college officials say.

Campus reopening: a year away?

January 27, 2021
Lynda Fitzgerald, director of AACC’s Dance Company, says male dancers earn more because there are fewer of them, so they are harder to recruit. Featured dancers: Andre Hinds, Leo Williams, and Samuel Boquist.

Dance Company director modifies course to focus on pay gap

December 14, 2020
Depression, anxiety and other mental health issues lead students to seek counseling every fall, not just during a pandemic.

[Photo] Campus counselors report busy fall semester

December 10, 2020
First-year culinary arts student Jordan Foley was one of eight entrepreneurs who showed off a start-up at Hawktrade, a virtual show sponsored by the Entrepreneurial Studies Institute.

Student ideas win big prizes

December 2, 2020
Panelists Thomisha Duru, Johnelka Staff and Winnie Shabazz says hobbies, life experiences and interests outside of work can spur an idea for a successful business startup.

Women entrepreneurs share ideas for successful business startup

November 20, 2020
Dr. John Bodnar, an adjunct instructor and student at AACC, says he likes talking to younger students about his experience in the military. Shown, Bodnar meets with a representative of the South Korean Biological Warfare intel office.

On Veterans Day, student vets talk pros, cons of college life

November 11, 2020
The best way to make a change is to just vote,” says first-time voter Icram Doku, a second-year computer science student.

1st-time voters see voting as civic duty

October 29, 2020
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