Review: Flawed but fascinating message in ‘Him’
By Jate Britton Videographer Produced by Jordan Peele, the mind behind “Get Out,” “Us” and “Nope,” “Him” arrived with high expectations. However, when it hit […]
Review: Demon Slayer Infinity Castle: The climax begins
By Joleigh Darsey Staff Reporter The ‘Infinity Castle’ marks the first of the many planned trilogies that are adapting to the manga’s climactic “Infinity Castle” […]
Review: Up all night with Midnight Til Morning
By Genevieve Presley Columnist It has been a great year for the newest pop sensation Midnight Til Morning. Since their formation on the Netflix series […]
Lane Kenny on the right track
By Gillian Crist Former Editor-in-Chief Q: What got you into Cross-Country? A: My eighth grade year, my mom actually sent me to cross country camp. […]
Students show talent at Texas theatre festival
By Zoe Hughes Page Editor Photos by Zoe Hughes | Isael Melendez and Brooklyn Pruitt win scholarships at theatre festival Two students from Amarillo College’s […]
Brent Childers: From classroom to career legacy
By Kimberly Martinez and Katy Martinez Videographer and Promotional Manager Q. What drew you into this field? A. I actually saw an ad in the […]
The Underground: A quiet space beneath
By Molly Riesenberg and Jate Britton Staff Reporter and Videographer The Underground is located on Amarillo College’s Washington Street Campus under the Ware building. The […]
Hands-on learning at TCCJA event
By Angelina Syribouth Social Media Manager Amarillo College Student Media staff members attended the Texas Community College Journalism Association (TCCJA) fall convention Nov. 6-8 at […]
Opinion: Leaders have their cake, cut SNAP too
By Zoe Hughes Page Editor When lawmakers decide to cut funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, they are not the ones choosing […]