Flu season leads to need for vaccinations
By ALDO AGUILAR Student Reporter The fall season is fast-approaching and the change in weather usually lead to students getting sick with colds and the […]
Month: September 2022
ESL breaks learning barriers
By CHASITY GUILLEN Student Reporter Every year, 300 students learn English at Amarillo College. According to AC officials, more than half of the students who […]
DisAbility services support student’s endeavors
By TREVOR DOBBINS Student Reporter Amarillo College’s DisAbility Services can accommodate any disability, allowing all students an equal opportunity. “It can be physical. It can […]
Campus safety requires common sense
By LISA MANRIQUEZ and TREVOR DOBBINS Student Reporters Amarillo has a high crime rate, according to the real estate data website Neighborhood Scout. “Forty-five out […]
Stop sleeping on night classes
OPINION By JO EARLY Online Editor It was like the opening scene to a horror movie, and I was the First Girl Down. I’d worked […]
International travel lets students soar
By Samuel Malone Student Reporter Amarillo College’s Student Life Program is leading this year’s international trip to Switzerland, Italy and the French Riviera. Traditionally, Student […]
Control contraceptive costs
OPINION By CHASE COOKEStudent Reporter Birth control has been around for years, and it is something that everyone knows about. However, the price of birth […]
Token representation not enough
EDITORIAL For many individuals, the ability to relate to fictional characters on the big screen brings with it a feeling of comfort and inclusion. For […]
Rising our way to an Aspen Award
By RYLEE MOOREEditor-in-Chief Amarillo College officials are waiting to learn if the college will receive a prestigious national recognition and a prize of $1 million. […]