Scholars journey overseas:
By Stevi Breshears For most students, Christmas break is a time to relax, spend time with family and enjoy being away from the classroom for […]
Month: February 2018
Word for Word: What is your appeal
By Ryan Maxwell: So, your teacher asks you to write a paper analyzing the use of the rhetorical appeals in a book, song, or TV […]
“Bomb City” premieres in the 806
By Titus Medley: The city that is always sleeping makes noise in the world of film with the new movie “Bomb City.” Based on the […]
Timberlake steals the show during halftime:
By Carter Hall: Super Bowl LII was a game to remember, but one person alone came in and stole the show during halftime. Justin Timberlake […]
Becoming a self-second society:
Staff Editorial: American culture is ever evolving, but, is becoming increasingly self-centered. As a society, we view outsiders and other cultures as being less than […]
Flu flies through campus
By Laurel Sebastian: The flu is on the rise this year, as weekly reports flood in from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention regarding […]
Changes made to intramurals, addition of new games:
By Jaxton Oneal: This spring, students who play intramural sports will see more changes, including the end of co-ed teams in some sports. “We are […]
AC to award money to avid writers:
By Carter Hall: Every spring, the Amarillo College English department puts out the “Freelancer,” a literary and art magazine that includes work submitted by the […]
Hereford Campus prepares to open food pantry
Ivan del Val reports.