Use it or lose it, students urge thoughtful use of required textbooks:
Did that new textbook give you a papercut as you ripped off the protective shrink wrap at the beginning of the semester? Well, go ahead […]
editorial
Bridging the classroom age gap:
“Oh my gosh! Will that person ever shut up?!” We are all adults here. We do not have to pretend that this thought has not […]
Don’t play the badger blame game; students should take responsibility for college success:
Going to college is a gamble for many people that comes with significant risks and potential rewards. With so many factors to think about, there’s […]
President’s Policies Trump Human Rights
By Keegan Ried: Take your tired, your poor, your huddled masses and go home. Perhaps it’s time we updated the inscription on the Statue of […]
Fight mental illness stigma
EDITORIAL: People often view stress, anxiety and depression as something you can snap out of or ignore until it subsides. This idea that these symptoms […]
Don’t bash the bookstore
EDITORIAL: Frustrated, fed-up and furious students waited in line for hours this fall to obtain their textbooks, but despite the baffling backlog, the bookstore is […]
Stop and smell the new concrete
EDITORIAL: The pungent smell of tar wafting through the air… the ear-piercing sounds of the pavement being torn up… the inconvenient detours and inaccessible routes… […]
To vote or not to vote?
The typical college student has a long “to do” list, but “vote in midterm election” rarely makes the top 10. Despite that, we want to […]
Take the smoking ban survey
To smoke or not to smoke — that may no longer be the question at Amarillo College. The AC Student Government Association is investigating whether […]