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Minerva Stephensbailey is the kind of student who surprises you – not with flashy words or big entrances, but with quiet determination and heart. A 2023 Arundel High grad, Stephensbailey came to AACC planning to transfer, unsure of what the campus culture would be like. Her experience changed that assumption. “Everyone's very welcoming and wants to help. Classes are mentally stimulating. If you want to, you can find friendships, make connections.” Stephensbailey is nearing a

AACC Students Collect Data at NASA Workshop Over the summer, AACC students Logan Hokanson and Rob Sampson-Krebs participated in the 2025...

Learning From the Best Nicole Weeks, a 2025 graduate of AACC’s Baking and Pastry Arts program , transformed her passion for cake...

Movement That Inspires Students come to AACC with a variety of past experiences. Meredith Dales’ path was guided by movement, creativity...

More Than a Head Start Sparsh Verma didn’t just pick AACC because it was close to home. She picked it because it felt like the right...

From Population Health to Personal Health After a career in the U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS) Commissioned Corps, Claudine Samanic...

From Home School to Head Editor At just 16, Tomi Brunton made history as the youngest-ever editor-in-chief of Campus Current, AACC’s...

Finding Her Strength in Challenges Hannah Slowe has always loved helping people. She thought studying law would enable her to turn her...

From the Benches to Valedictorian Kyla Skinner made time to study whenever and wherever she could. As a mom of three and a physical...