The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

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The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current
The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

Campus Current
Divine Mesumbe

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor

Divine Mesumbe is the Daily Editor of Campus Current and computer science student at AACC. Starting both AACC and Campus Current in Fall 2023, he enjoys writing stories about nature, wildlife, science, technology and video games. In addition, he enjoys attending science or technology-centered events.

On January 22, 2024, he joined the AACC Honors Program. Almost a month later, on February 21, 2024, he became an official member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.

What he appreciates most about AACC, Campus Current and Phi Theta Kappa are the numerous opportunities they give him. It enables him to broaden his perspective and life experiences.

All content by Divine Mesumbe
The Health and Wellness Center hosted an event on Wednesday to support victims of sexual violence.

Health and Wellness Center shows support for victims of sexual violence

Divine Mesumbe and Darian Moya Perez
April 25, 2024
Nate Ho, a wireless network engineer from Johns Hopkins university, visited AACC to speak with students from the Cyber Defense Club.

Johns Hopkins engineer teaches students about networking

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
April 25, 2024
The Student Veterans Association gave out free food on the Quad to celebrate Military Appreciation Day on Thursday.

Veterans association gives out free food to celebrate military

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
April 23, 2024
The Black Male Institute hosted an event to encourage Black male students to have open discussions about their experience.

AACC organization asks Black men to reach out

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
April 18, 2024
Lisa Bailey, a retired forensic artist who studied graphic design at Johns Hopkins University, taught students about unique job opportunities for artists in the US government.

FBI forensic artist from Johns Hopkins lectures AACC students

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
April 18, 2024
The Mathematics Department hosted a live ceremony and invited neuroscience professor Tracy Riggins from the University of Maryland, College Park to speak about the importance of math in her work.

UMD Neuroscience professor talks about math at awards ceremony

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
April 17, 2024
The Health and Wellness Center partnered with the Office of Student Engagement to host a new event.

Two AACC organizations collaborate to spread awareness of sexual assault

Divine Mesumbe and Darian Moya Perez
April 17, 2024
Gary Dop, an award-winning writer, read his poems at the final Writers Reading event of the semester.

[Photo] Award-winning writer reads poems at an event

Ross Birckhead-Morton, Reporter
April 16, 2024
Professor Richard Hardesty hosted an event to speak about the historical significance of Jackie Robinson.

[Photo] Professor speaks about the historical significance of Jackie Robinson

Ross Birckhead-Morton, Reporter
April 16, 2024
Some students receive spam emails that may look like discount offers but are after personal information.

Spam emails target many AACC students

Divine Mesumbe and Payton Thompson
April 12, 2024
William Rowel, the senior advisor of the Annapolis mayor, visits AACC to teach students about public engagement.

Annapolis mayor’s adviser comes to AACC for civic engagement event

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
April 10, 2024
Professional musician and Townson professor John Lee came to AACC to play live jazz.

[Photo] Professional musician visits AACC to play live jazz

Mischa Green, Club Editor
April 8, 2024
Second-year engineering student Jonathan Simmons made a replica of the inner workings of the campus greenhouse. Second-year engineering student Jonathan Simmons made a replica of the inner workings of the campus greenhouse. Photos by Jonathan Simmons (left) and Divine Mesumbe (right).

Honors project yields greenhouse lookalike

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
April 5, 2024
Shana Cosgrove, CEO of Nyla Technology Solutions, talks to AACC students about the company that she founded.

[Photo] CEO of software company talks to AACC students about pursuing passions

Izzy Chase, Associate Editor
April 4, 2024
The Sarbanes Center for Career and Civic Engagement gave employers the opportunity to recruit AACC students face to face.

Employers come to AACC to recruit students for internships

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
April 4, 2024
The new Game Development Club created an original video game in February in less than a week.

Campus Club creates original video game

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
April 4, 2024
Katie Keys, the project director of sexual violence prevention, hosted an event for the Health and Wellness Center to express the importance of consent.

Health and Wellness Center express the importance of consent at event

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
April 2, 2024
Students from many diverse backgrounds read stories about women at this event.

Students read stories, shared poems about women at an event

Jason Kalshoven and Divine Mesumbe
March 28, 2024
Art professor Chris Mona, right, shows a printmaking piece. Second-year undecided student Sheryl Southwick looks on.

Fine art printmaking club gains popularity

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
March 26, 2024
First-year radiology student Olivia Keir runs a pop-up shop on the Quad.

AACC entrepreneurs create pop-up shops

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
March 26, 2024
Basic needs and student engagement assistant Andrew Barzal, a first-year human service student, gave out free farm produce to students at the event.

[Photo] OSE hosts event, gives out free farm produce to promote safety

Faith McKisson, Reporter
March 14, 2024
Award-winning artist Jared Brady painted live for AACC students.

Professional award-winning artist paints live at AACC

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
March 13, 2024
Author Sufiya Abdur-Rahman reads from her award-winning memoir at a Writers Reading event on Tuesday.

[Photo] Award-winning author reads memoir, essays at AACC event

David Rosenkoetter, Reporter
March 13, 2024
Female AACC students and alumni discuss their research experiences to visitors.

[Photo] Female AACC students and almuni discuss their research in STEM

Julissa Mendoza Robles, Reporter
March 7, 2024
State Administrator of Elections Jared DeMarinis taught students the value of voting and how to become an election judge.

State administrator visits AACC to promote voter participation

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
March 7, 2024
Julie OReily, a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in neuropsychology, gives a guest lecture at AACC.

Licensed psychologist gives guest lecture on neuropsychology at event

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
February 29, 2024
Black male leaders from across Maryland were invited to speak about the state of black men in higher education.

Black leaders express concern for Black men in college

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
February 29, 2024
Students, faculty and staff gathered at Florestano 410 to celebrate their diverse linguistic experiences

AACC celebrates International Mother Language Day

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
February 22, 2024
Blackness in Full Bloom event showcases artwork from AACC students and alumni.

Local black artists showcase work at AACC art gallery

Divine Mesumbe and Logan Hokanson
February 16, 2024
AACC students Jaron Carroll (left), Maria Bejarano (center) and Paul Singleterry get their photo taken at an event.

Students show support for basketball team at “I Love Athletics” event

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
February 14, 2024
Students from high school and college planted seeds for Providence of Maryland to restore wetlands and marshes around Chesapeake Bay.

AACC hosts the Anne Arundel Youth Environmental Action Summit

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
February 13, 2024
Four students make a collage called a vision board.

[Photo] Students create collages at “Build a Vision Board” event

Julissa Mendoza Robles, Reporter
February 13, 2024
The Legal Self-Help Clinic started in Spring 2023 of last year and has had over a dozen student volunteers. Shown, second-year paralegal student Heather Sowa (left) and volunteer lawyer Morgan Winn.

Students get free legal advice at Legal Self-Help Clinic

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
February 8, 2024
The FIRST LEGO League was held for the first time since the COVID pandemic at AACCs CALT Atrium.

LEGO robotics tournament hosted at AACC

Divine Mesumbe, Daily Editor
February 5, 2024
Students are studying horseshoe crabs in the Health and Life Sciences Building.

Students study crabs to conduct research

Divine Mesumbe, Co-Editor
January 20, 2024
Paramedic students Jermaine Mills, left, and Jordan Hopkins, center, pretend to treat actor Steve Hopp.

Actors paid to play patients

Divine Mesumbe, Co-Editor
January 20, 2024
The Anne Arundel County Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast Committee canceled its annual breakfast. Shown, committee Chair Eugene Peterson.

Committee cancels event honoring MLK

Divine Mesumbe, Co-Editor
January 19, 2024
Students celebrate the holidays at the “It’s Giving… Winter” social hosted by SGA.

SGA hosts winter-themed social for students during finals

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
December 14, 2023
Rise Up Coffee Roasters was scheduled to open in CALT in November, but a delay with county Health Department approvals has postponed its campus debut.

[Photo] Rise Up Coffee opening postponed indefinitely

Tomi Brunton, Editor-in-Chief
December 7, 2023
Shoppers are at greater risk of credit card fraud and identity theft during the holidays. Adobe Stock photo

Risk for cyberthreats increases at holidays

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
December 7, 2023
Crime historically rises around the holidays, according to AACC Officer Kimberly Starr.

Police say crime rises during winter season

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
December 7, 2023
An AACC entrepreneurial studies graduate installed half a dozen fish tanks in the Health and Life Sciences Building. Shown, lab mascot Puffy the pufferfish.

Grad installs tanks in HLSB

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
December 7, 2023
Students pet dogs on campus during the Stress Less Fest, an event that encourages everyone to take a break before finals.

Stress Less Fest helps students wind down before finals

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
December 6, 2023
Students tour WTOP Radio, the largest news radio station in the country, during a Campus Current field trip. Foreground, WTOP anchor Anne Kramer with AACC students.

Journalism students tour news radio station

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
December 5, 2023
WTOP Radio is the largest news radio station in the country, shown.

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Students tour WTOP Radio

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Professor Shad Ewart speaks to students about psychedelics at an open discussion.

Students learn about psychedelics at “Lunch and Learn” event

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
November 29, 2023
Marissa Falcone, a student from AACCs creative writing program, reads her award-winning poem Green at a Writers Reading Event on Tuesday.

Creative writing students present award-winning work

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
November 17, 2023
Sarah Orvis of the Office of Student Engagement, writes an affirming note at an event called Spilling the Tea on Tuesday.

Students sip tea, write affirming notes at campus event

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
November 14, 2023
Culinary students prepare soup, bread rolls and chili to serve at an Empty Bowls charity fundraising event.

[Photo] Students fill ‘Empty Bowls’ for charity

Mischa Green, Reporter
November 9, 2023
Rise Up Coffee Roasters will serve coffee and breakfast snacks on the first floor of CALT. The kiosk will become the fourth fresh-food shop on campus, joining the Hawk’s Nest, Subway and Chick-fil-A. Shown, the Rise Up store in Arnold.

[Photo] Rise Up coffee kiosk to open on W. Campus

Tomi Brunton, Editor-in-Chief
November 6, 2023
Blue-tailed skinks are slithering around all over the Arnold campus.

Arnold campus home to blue-tailed skinks

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
November 6, 2023
Korean-American artists showcase their art that explores identity.

AACC hosts exhibit featuring work from Korean-American artists

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
November 2, 2023
Students dressed in Star Wars Mandalorian costumes roast marshmallows at the AACC Pumpkin Patch event on Friday.

Public Safety dept. offers candy, free hayrides in Halloween event

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
October 30, 2023
Students gathered in front of the Health and Life Sciences Building for a carnival where they competed for prizes.

Students play games, win prizes at SGA carnival

Divine Mesumbe, Reporter
October 18, 2023
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