Youth give time instead of money
By FAYTHE REEVES, Staff Reporter | Instead of sending a large sum of money to a charity, millennials and generation Z students choose to give […]
Month: April 2019
Students speak on helping the community
What have you done to make this community a better place? “The only thing I can probably think of is just interacting and being more […]
Word for Word: The facts of fiction
By VICTORIA COLEMAN | It is conceivable that the only world in which one’s every idealistic thought and plan is achieved is fictional. Assuming that […]
Badger BS S6 Episode 2: Venting on the web
In this episode of Badger BS, host Ocho rants about all things internet, including celebrities, how easy it is to spread information through social media, […]
Tabletop strategy game receives a massive facelift in newest edition
By KYLE GRAHAM, Staff Reporter | For those who do not know “Age of Sigmar” and “Warhammer 40,000 (40k)” are tabletop miniature strategy games that […]
Netflix series brings realistic twist to comics
By JAKE DAY, Staff Reporter | Another super-powered team goes from the pages to the screen in Netflix’s adaptation of “The Umbrella Academy.” Former frontman […]
English faculty say get lit with literature
By ISABELLE LINK, Staff Reporter | With fall and summer registration approaching, Amarillo College English faculty are urging students to choose a literature class. Professors […]
LITE Luncheon: tickets on sale
By JACOB MCGEE, Staff Reporter | Living Independently through Education (LITE) is an organization dedicated to students at Amarillo College with disabilities. The group has […]
Millennials and Gen-Z: Generations that set trends
By FAYTHE REEVES, Staff Reporter | Accused by economic experts and business publications of killing industries from napkins and bar soap to starter homes and […]