Health care worker burnout
Photo Illustration by Arine Garin | The Ranger Surge in hospitalized COVID patients weighs heavily on caregivers By Jo Early Online Editor Nursing burnout continues […]
Month: October 2021
Fine arts classes prepare to move
By NICK BANDY Columnist The Amarillo College fine arts program will soon move to newly remodeled facilities in the basement of the College Union Building. […]
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at AC
Arine Garin reports.
Building futures
By ELIZABETH CHUNN Student Reporter Amarillo College will add a new construction program in January 2022. Administrators say the new program will prepare students for […]
Star Wars Vision: worth it, it is
REVIEW By JOHN KING Staff Reporter The beautiful anime style of ‘Star Wars Visions’ is obviously the attention getter and the selling point of the […]
Coffee Bar offers fall drinks, productive environment
REVIEW By ARINE GARIN Videographer Strata Coffee Bar is a new coffee shop located by Texas Tech Veterinary School and BSA Hospital. The address is […]
‘Gotcha’ sparks interests among students, faculty
By GARREN BUSTAMANTE Student Reporter Intramural sports are up and running this year at Amarillo College. The month of September focused on flag football, with […]
Badger Esports kicks off season
By JOHN KING Staff Reporter The Badger Esports team has a full season lined up this fall, hot off their win in the Overwatch B […]
Malignant makes malicious addition to horror movie genre
REVIEW By RYLEE MOORE Student Speak Reporter James Wan does it again with his newest grizzly horror film: “Malignant.” Released in theaters, and on HBO […]