State budget proposal shows increase
By STEVI BRESHEARS, Editor in Chief | Preliminary proposals for the new Texas state budget show an increase for Amarillo College funding and AC officials are […]
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New degrees approved
By LAUREN EBBEN, Staff Reporter | The Amarillo College board of regents has approved three new degree programs. The programs, approved Jan. 22, include two […]
Enrollment decreases
By MARIA VALLES, Staff Reporter | Amarillo College enrollment rates are falling. The total number of students enrolled has decreased by 600, or about 6 percent, […]
New partnership with WT makes it easier for students to transfer
By BRIANNA MAESTAS, Staff Reporter¦ Amarillo College and West Texas A&M University have joined forces in the creation of Destination WT. This new agreement means that […]
AC ends Chick-Fil-A exclusive contract
By SALVADOR GUTIERREZ, Staff Reporter ¦ Chick-fil-A and Amarillo College have ended their exclusive contract. Although the food cart will keep serving students and faculty, the ending […]
Opioid crisis hits home
By STEVI BRESHEARS, Staff Reporter ¦ Prescription drug overdoses claimed the lives of more than 72,000 Americans last year, according to “The Washington Post.” This represents a […]
Election approaches; many millennials may stay home
By SALVADOR GUTIERREZ, Staff Reporter ¦ Millennial voters could have a significant impact in the approaching midterm elections, but many say they won’t cast ballots. Millennials make […]
Beto visits
By SALVADOR GUTIERREZ and BLASS GUERRERO, Staff Reporters ¦ On Monday, Oct. 29, one week before the election, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, Beto O’Rourke campaigned at the Six […]