FYS gets new look:
By Mackenzie Farmer: Amarillo College has made some changes to the one course that nearly every student will take. The class is called the First […]
Month: September 2017
Not so easy peasy, incoming freshmen struggle to adjust to college life:
By Ivan Del Val: Recently at Amarillo College, students returned to their regular routine after summer vacation. For the freshmen, however, Aug. 21 was their […]
AC website gets new look:
By Arbnore Haliti: Students are giving high marks to Amarillo College’s newly revamped website. The first phase of the website redesign debuted at the end […]
Attendance scanners offline:
By Katie Wylie: Professors have informed students that scanners used to sign into their classes will no longer be used this semester and that attendance will […]
Music that changed the world:
By Stevi Breshears: At noon Sept. 2 at Memorial Park, the first of what is planned to become an annual event, Yellow City Sounds Music […]
As Americans battle over confederate statues, diversity becomes focus at AC:
By Will Portillo and Brandon Waldrop: A movement is taking over the nation to remove statues and memorials depicting generals and soldiers who fought for […]
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 […]
ACE in the hole, scholarship program could expand:
By Stevi Breshears The Achievement through Commitment to Education, or ACE, Scholarship Program, which was previously available to students at Caprock and Palo Duro and […]
The climb to completion, AC seeks to boost graduation rates:
By Emily Hernandez and Stevi Breshears: Most Amarillo College degrees are designed to be completed in two or three years, but many students take more […]