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Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Serena Joy’ warns women of the cost of complicity
By Hayley Mireles It’s been weeks since Olivia Rodrigo released her single, Serena Joy, a song containing an intense political meaning. She released the song ahead of Daisy Chain Fields, her all-women festival, to raise money and support. Her decision to release this song is not a surprise, considering she is one of many celebrities…
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Can we still find common ground? ACC seminar invites students to rethink civic duty
By Yvania Frausto On Tuesday, September 15, the second annual Great Questions Community Seminar took place at ACC’s Highland campus in honor of Constitution Day. Students gathered to connect with community organizations, and exploration of the question What Are My Responsibilities To My Community? Guided by group discussion and local elected officials. This event was…
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ICYMI: ACC’s Check Mates Turned a Funding Scramble into a Championship Glory
By Kaila Hamilton Months before they would be crowned champions, ACC’s Check Mates chess club were still scrambling to find a fourth player and secure funding for a trip that wasn’t guaranteed to happen. Their efforts paid off in January when the team won the Under-1400 division at the 2026 Pan-American Intercollegiate Championship in Chicago,…
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Coral on the Runway: A Student Experience at ACC Fashion Show
By Miliana Bazan On Saturday, May 2, 2026, the Austin Community College fashion department hosted its annual fashion show. This year’s creative title was “VITAE: An Homage to Life and Rebirth.” My experience with the ACC fashion department as a student volunteer model has been eventful, memorable and exciting. The designer I modeled for was…
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Empowering Future Leaders at Nest Fest
Students showcased innovative startup ideas and entrepreneurial skills during this semester’s Nest Fest at Highland Campus.
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Inside ‘LAYERS’: Armani Cobbs on Faith, Queerness and Healing Through Film
Filmmaker Armani Cobbs opens up about turning his personal experience with religion, family, and identity into “LAYERS,” an upcoming short film designed to spark honest conversation.
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SXSW: Date with California Governor Gavin Newsom
Gavin Newsom talks politics, his childhood, and a possible presidential run in 2028.
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The Brain Knows Pain: A Key Takeaway from Dr. Sanjay Gupta’s Closing Remarks at the Texas Tribune Festival
At the Texas Tribune Festival, Dr. Sanjay Gupta explained that the brain processes emotional and physical pain in the same way. He also discussed how movement and exercise can aid recovery from chronic pain.
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Catherine Coleman Flowers on Environmental Justice
At the Texas Tribune Festival, Catherine Coleman Flowers highlighted rural sanitation challenges in Lowndes County, Alabama, and urged the next generation to help find solutions.
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ACC Women’s Basketball Secures 45–44 Win
In a back-and-forth battle, ACC’s women’s basketball team edged Northeast Lakeview 45–44, using late defense and clutch free throws to secure the win.