Censoring radical roots
Quality education is once more under attack in America. The College Board has buckled under the political pressure and complaints of Gov. DeSantis of Florida, […]
Badger Bold exceeds goal to fundraise badger bucks
By C.C. MONGRAIN Student Reporter The Amarillo College Foundation’s “Badger Bold” fundraising campaign has received $35 million to date as it enters the third year […]
“Puss in boots” appeals to any age
By Jordan Nuner Entertainment Critic When I first heard that “Puss in Boots” was getting a sequel, I was a bit skeptical as to whether […]
REN raps real good
By Ethan Lanham Staff Reporter Ren Gill also known as REN is an up and coming musician from the United Kingdom. He has recently blown […]
Disney is no match for del Toro’s Pinocchio
By Jordan Nuner Entertainment Critic Guillermo del Toro’s “Pinocchio” is the new rendition of “Pinocchio,” released Dec. 9, 2022. In addition to del Toro’s film, […]
Students return from Community College day
By Rylee Moore Co-Editor Amarillo College President, Dr. Russell Lowery-Hart, faculty, regents and students went to the Texas capital on Jan. 26, for community college […]
For the love of true crime
By JACLYN HARRIS Student Reporter According to an article by Taylor Orth from YouGovAmerican,” Half of Americans say they enjoy the genre of true crime, […]
Relationships can prevail despite opposite politics
By BENNETT MCBRIDE Student Reporter Politics is a touchy, sometimes friendship-ending, subject for many people. “I’ve lost a few friends over the years because of […]
Deciding on a degree plan
D. Hill Student Reporter There are two types of associate degrees that Amarillo College offers, an A.S. which is designed to satisfy the first two […]