RBG leaves legacy for humanity
OPINION By ALYSSA FANT Staff Reporter Ruth Bader Ginsburg lived outside herself and the world is a better place because of it. On Sept. 18, […]
Month: October 2020
Mulan misses mark
OPINION By BRIDGET ULLOA Page Editor The new live-action version of the Disney princess movie, “Mulan,” came out just Sept. 4, 2020, on Disney Plus […]
Make time to talk
EDITORIAL We live in a zombie film, endangered and weary of something that should have died long ago and yet lives on. Racism lingers, continuing […]
Glob and Bob Comic Issue 2
By D.J. Freeman Cartoonist
Deadline near to register to vote
By JADE RAMOS Staff Reporter Monday, Oct. 5, is the last day to register to vote in the upcoming presidential election. Each time voting takes […]
Board of regents plans strategically
By STORMIE SANCHEZ Editor-in-Chief Dr. Russell Lowery-Hart, the Amarillo College president, and the board of regents are rolling out a new strategic plan for the […]
AC’s mortuary science program kicks the bucket
By ALYSSA SPANGLER Staff Reporter The Amarillo College mortuary science program is no longer accepting students after losing its accreditation from the American Board of […]
AC to offer hands-on learning program
By BETHANY FOX and ARINE GALE GARIN Staff Reporters Business leaders from the Amarillo community gathered at Amarillo College’s Washington Street Campus Oct. 1 to […]
Badgers stand against racism
By CAYLEE HANNA Page Editor As part of Amarillo College’s new No Excuses 2025 Strategic Plan, AC will become an anti-racist institution. During an all-employee […]