Token representation not enough
EDITORIAL For many individuals, the ability to relate to fictional characters on the big screen brings with it a feeling of comfort and inclusion. For […]
Rising our way to an Aspen Award
By RYLEE MOOREEditor-in-Chief Amarillo College officials are waiting to learn if the college will receive a prestigious national recognition and a prize of $1 million. […]
Avoiding cyber security risks
By BRENNAN HOLMICHEditorial Writer Amarillo College Chief Information Officer Shane Hepler is asking the AC community to be aware of online safety. At a recent […]
‘Let’s turn it into sound’ finds delight in a neon tinged alien soundscape
REVIEW By ANDREW TERRY The Current Editor Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith’s latest album “Let’s turn it into sound” is weird. The album is wonderfully idiosyncratic, Smith […]
Reaccreditation brings new success initiatives
By ANDREW TERRY Current Editor UPDATED FROM PRINT STORY SEPT. 22 For the first time ever, Amarillo College has received zero recommendations for compliance after […]
‘Stray’: Purr-fect for cat lovers
By JORDEN NUNER Staff Reporter “Stray” is a game that released July 19 on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Windows platforms, that follows a cat […]
Watermark app brings new high tech tools for student retention
By D HILL Page Editor A new student engagement software has been implemented at Amarillo College. Watermark SS&E, formerly called Aviso, is a retention tracking […]
Loan relief on way for some
Student loan recipients blame system for debt By JO EARLY Online Editor Relief. That’s what President Biden promised during his 2020 campaign, and when he […]
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a Fiesta Under the Stars
By LISA MANRIQUEZ Student Reporter The Amarillo College Music Department and the Music Makers are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with an outdoor concert. The event, “Fiesta Under […]