The award-winning newspaper of Anne Arundel Community College.

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

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

Campus Current
Editorial Board

Editorial Board

The Campus Current editorial board consists of members of the paper’s editorial staff, including the Editor-in-Chief and Associate Editor. Members of the editorial board decide topics to write about through discussion and debate. Views expressed in editorials are the official stance of the paper.

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Graduation is a huge accomplishment, but it’s not your only one. Celebrate small wins every day. Shown, AACC President Dawn Lindsay hands a diploma to a graduate.

Celebrate smallest wins, too

Editorial Board
May 5, 2025
Students support their peers by buying from their occasional pop-up shops on the Quad.

Invest in student businesses

Editorial Board
March 31, 2025
Students can voice their opinions through protests, boycotts and social media posts. Shown, far left, Campus Current Associate Editor Lily Peaper at a Black Lives Matter protest in 2020.

Let’s make our voices heard

Editorial Board
March 3, 2025
Women, like former Vice President Kamala Harris, should be respected.

Stand up for women’s rights

Editorial Board
January 27, 2025
As the semester comes to a close, students should feel a sense of accomplishment. Shown, second-year biology student Gabe Aquino.

Feel proud of your progress

Editorial Board
December 2, 2024
Students should consider voting this Nov. 5 for their preferred candidates.

Gen Z should engage in polls

Editorial Board
November 1, 2024
Students can fight off seasonal affective disorder. Shown, first-year visual arts student Caleb Bickford.

Students can fight sadness

Editorial Board
October 2, 2024
Most professors are always willing to work with students who need help navigating their new environment. Shown, physics professor John Miller.

You can survive your 1st year

Editorial Board
August 27, 2024
Election Day is approaching. Make your vote count in the primaries.

Vote in the primary elections

Editorial Board
May 2, 2024
Sticking to your New Year's resolutions, like running every day, can be difficult, so it's important to set reasonable expectations.

Renew your New Year’s goals

Editorial Board
January 22, 2024
Civility is a skill that can be acquired—and it’s important to cultivate it. Shown, a Civility Matters event, hosted by the communications faculty, on the Quad.

Civility is a skill to cultivate

Editorial Board
November 6, 2023
Dan Elson, left, and Frank Fitzgeralde Libom represent Campus Current on the quad.

Big news staff = more voices

Editorial Board
August 28, 2023
Don’t say “good-bye” on Graduation Day. Instead, keep in touch with friends and professors.

Graduates: Keep in contact

Editorial Board
May 2, 2023
The student journalists at Campus Current have the same legal protections as any other journalists and therefore cannot be barred from public events or censored by a public institution.

1st Amendment protects media freedom

Editorial Board
April 7, 2023
Every student should vote this November. Your vote matters now more than ever.

Students: Your Vote Matters

Editorial Board
November 8, 2022
Diversity training shouldn’t just be for faculty. Students should get training as well.

Diversity isn’t just for faculty

Editorial Board
October 27, 2022
The SGA office

SGA: Speak up for students

Editorial Board
August 29, 2022
Second-year entrepreneurship student Kaylah Rashid and second-year information systems student Kevin Lemus try on their graduation regalia.

Congrats to our 2022 grads

Editorial Board
May 16, 2022
AACC reached a milestone in 2021: its 60th birthday at a time when COVID-19 prevented in-person celebrations. Shown, the Arnold campus in 1966.

AACC reaches 60th birthday

Editorial Board
May 15, 2022
Adventure Society club members take a camping trip to Shenandoah National Park in fall 2021.

Students: Start some clubs

Editorial Board
April 7, 2022
Up close shot of a doctor holding a syringe.

Mandate for vaccine? Yes!

Editorial Board
January 24, 2022
Students who register to vote could affect the outcome of the upcoming presidential election.

Students can change the world through voting

Editorial Board
March 2, 2020
Students should remain open to different majors and challenge any fears they may have of changing career paths.

Students should choose paths and majors wisely

Editorial Board
January 22, 2020
Part of good communication is making sure your emails and other forms of written communication are error free.

Practice good communication

Editorial Board
December 3, 2019
Being grateful can improve your quality of life.

Stay grateful this Thanksgiving

Editorial Board
November 1, 2019
As the fall semester progresses, students should be sure to balance work and fun.

Enjoy season, stay balanced

Editorial Board
October 1, 2019
Give everyone a voice

Give everyone a voice

Editorial Board
August 21, 2019
Alexandra Radovic

Earth: Keep it clean this spring

Editorial Board
April 1, 2019
Photo courtesy of The Cavalier Daily

Today’s posts will affect future

Editorial Board
March 1, 2019
Students hang out in the lobby of the Student Services Building on the Arnold campus, located next to the financial aid office.

Apply for FAFSA no matter what

Editorial Board
January 23, 2019
Gigi Maresca, owner of Blue Photo Bus photography, is a first-year entrepreneurship student and her son, Nikko Maresca, is a first-year photography student.

Entrepreneurs: Shaping Gen Z

Editorial Board
November 8, 2018
Gov. Hogan: It's not far enough

Gov. Hogan: It’s not far enough

Editorial Board
August 25, 2018
The teal ribbon represents sexual violence awareness. Most people do not report when they are sexually harassed.

Don’t let harassers get away with it: Speak up

Editorial Board
May 1, 2018
Campus Current editors march with friends in Washington, D.C., on March 24 to protest gun violence.

Demand change: Stand up, speak out, be heard

Editorial Board
April 1, 2018
Artist J. Howard Miller made the famous "We Can Do It!" poster in 1941. Now, more women than ever work in traditionally male jobs.

‘Hear us roar!’ Women are changing the world

Editorial Board
March 1, 2018
First-year transfer studies student Rooz Inanloo reads in the library. Photo by Daniel Salomon

‘Fields of interest’ will salvage more credits

Editorial Board
February 1, 2018

Don’t throw away your future by driving drunk

Editorial Board
December 1, 2017

Awareness, education key to ending domestic violence

Editorial Board
November 1, 2017
One in three adults has experienced anxiety.

No one should be alone

Editorial Board
September 28, 2017
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