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Service animal experts encourage students to volunteer to raise service animals for veterans. Shown, former journalism student Michael Garvey, a veteran, and his service dog Liberty, on campus in 2017.

[Photo] Service animal expert informs students on the benefits of veteran service dogs

February 22, 2021
Campus police officer recalls life in Vietnam

Campus police officer recalls life in Vietnam

September 29, 2017
Brad Dress says he found direction at AACC.

Finding myself at AACC

August 25, 2017
Students taste-test food from possible Hawks Nest replacement

Students taste-test food from possible Hawk’s Nest replacement

May 8, 2017
Police get government technology

Police get government technology

May 4, 2017
Campus police to place number on AACC app

Campus police to place number on AACC app

May 4, 2017
Professor Richard Hardesty brought his class to play the precursor to Baseball on April 28.

Students play ‘town ball’ to learn sports history

May 3, 2017
AACC will replace the Hawk’s Nest Grill & Deli by June 30 with a new company outside of the college.

New company to replace Deli

May 1, 2017
Transfer students offer advice to ‘17 graduates

Transfer students offer advice to ‘17 graduates

May 1, 2017
Students can suffer long-term effects after cheating on an assignment, such as anxiety or losing trust.

Dishonesty at college can cause loss of trust

May 1, 2017
Young Americans for Liberty member Doug Burnett says gun control efforts are flawed.

Bill preventing guns on campus fails in Senate

May 1, 2017
Some students report an increased amount of pullovers this semester.

Students note more pullovers

May 1, 2017
AACC brings in Judge Forum

AACC brings in Judge Forum

April 30, 2017
CAB talent show highlights students

CAB talent show highlights students

April 7, 2017
Campus police join manhunt

Campus police join manhunt

April 6, 2017

Prized organist to play at AACC

March 31, 2017
29-year-old AACC student Michael Garvey says his service dog helps him with balance, stability and emotional comfort.

Dogs at school help students

March 31, 2017
Operation Clearwater hires students to test rivers along the Chesapeake Bay for contamination.

Program aims to revive rivers close to campus

March 31, 2017
Low enrollment continues to cause classes to get canceled.

Low enrollment affects classes

March 31, 2017
17-year-old Mason Owens is a senior in high school who takes a class at AACC and is also a preacher.

At 17, AACC student has gig as preacher

March 31, 2017
AACC students gather for a historical re-enactment as part of Black History Month on Feb. 20.

AACC observes Black History

March 1, 2017
The Astronomy Club goes to the Observatory to view the sky and see the stars on the first Saturday of every month.

Observatory to get better tech

March 1, 2017
Program helps AACC students

Program helps AACC students

March 1, 2017
AACC beat 24 other colleges for the top ranking.

Nursing program ranks 1st among Md. colleges

March 1, 2017

Midnight cops see other AACC

March 1, 2017
New police on AACC campus

New police on AACC campus

February 14, 2017
Soul food lunch sparks discussion

Soul food lunch sparks discussion

February 3, 2017
The Magic Flute production blends humorous and serious dialogue with operatic performances.

Opera club plays Magic Flute

February 2, 2017
Dr. Susan Cohens new book includes a collective of 22 submitted essays.

Professor edits, plans book on environment

February 1, 2017
Professor Rick Malmgren shares his life’s work at Maryland Hall in Annapolis.

Ceramics professor at AACC shows life’s work

February 1, 2017
Student Engagement hosts free breakfast

Student Engagement hosts free breakfast

January 30, 2017
Alarm system rings on campus

Alarm system rings on campus

January 26, 2017
AACCs 2016 accomplishments

AACC’s 2016 accomplishments

January 25, 2017
Silent Witness available online

Silent Witness available online

January 18, 2017
U.S. District Court judge grants AACC date extension for lawsuit response

U.S. District Court judge grants AACC date extension for lawsuit response

January 18, 2017
Crime rate low for 2016

Crime rate low for 2016

January 18, 2017
AACC basketball player wins JUCOs top award

AACC basketball player wins JUCO’s top award

January 18, 2017
Jesse Johnson becomes Campus Currents new editor-in-chief

Jesse Johnson becomes Campus Current’s new editor-in-chief

January 18, 2017

Campus thief identified

December 9, 2016
Campus Current has a new editor-in-chief

Campus Current has a new editor-in-chief

December 8, 2016
Santa comes to campus

Santa comes to campus

December 5, 2016
AACC police looking for person of interest in campus theft

AACC police looking for person of interest in campus theft

November 30, 2016
Campus crime rate low

Campus crime rate low

November 30, 2016
Students tell Campus Current that their favorite thing about AACC is the face of the campus.

Students see campus looks as AACC feature

November 30, 2016
The Veterans Center underwent renovations in July 2015.

Campus appreciates veterans

November 30, 2016

Local screenwriter speaks to students

November 14, 2016
The disorderly conduct occurred in the Truxal library.

Conduct offense bans student from campus

November 9, 2016
Officer Keith Cochran worked in the federal government for 12 years prior to working at AACC.

Officer Keith Cochran wins county award

October 31, 2016
Former AACC faculty member Susan Moger has toured the East Coast since July.

Maryland novelist Susan Moger draws blood at AACC

October 31, 2016
AACC brings together local Hispanic culture

AACC brings together local Hispanic culture

October 31, 2016
Student altercation draws police response

Student altercation draws police response

October 27, 2016
Emotions evoked through spoken word

Emotions evoked through spoken word

October 26, 2016
AACC graduate speaks during coming out week

AACC graduate speaks during coming out week

October 24, 2016
The Mental Health Fair on Sept. 26 outlined some of the resources available to students.

Campus mental health aid ready for students

September 30, 2016
Campus Police Chief Sean Kapfhammer has been involved in law enforcement since he was 19 years old.

AACC gets new top cop

September 30, 2016
Campus Current staff in action in the newsroom.

Paper arrives to stay

September 30, 2016
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