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 […]
Month: September 2022
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. […]
Avoiding cyber security risks
By BRENNAN HOLMICHEditorial Writer Amarillo College Chief Information Officer Shane Hepler is asking the AC community to be aware of online safety. At a recent […]
‘Let’s turn it into sound’ finds delight in a neon tinged alien soundscape
REVIEW By ANDREW TERRY The Current Editor Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith’s latest album “Let’s turn it into sound” is weird. The album is wonderfully idiosyncratic, Smith […]