Relationships can prevail despite opposite politics
By BENNETT MCBRIDE Student Reporter Politics is a touchy, sometimes friendship-ending, subject for many people. “I’ve lost a few friends over the years because of […]
Month: February 2023
Deciding on a degree plan
D. Hill Student Reporter There are two types of associate degrees that Amarillo College offers, an A.S. which is designed to satisfy the first two […]
Hiking makes for happier, more productive students
By Kylee Smith Online Editor Hiking is a great activity that allows individuals to decompress, promotes creativity and reduces depression as well as anxiety. Amarillo […]
Pimple Poppers do not pop off
By ETHAN LANHAM Videographer I find pimple popping videos sickening and one of the lowest forms of content someone can consume. Pimple popping videos have […]
Amarillo College kicks off Black History Month
By Melanie Lemons Amarillo College’s Black Student Union (BSU) is kicking off Black History Month with planned activities and events all month long. “Black Union […]
AC baseball opening day
Photos of AC baseball’s season opener game Feb. 4 at Hodgetown.
State of Texas TikTok ban unfavorable
State agencies in Texas are now required to remove the popular video-sharing app TikTok from government-issued devices due to a directive released by Governor Greg […]
Badger baseball hopes to hit home run at season opener
By Trevor Dobbins, Rylee Moore and Phoebe Terry Page Editor and Co-Editors Amarillo College’s inaugural baseball season kicks off Feb. 4 at noon at Hodgetown […]
Daniel Esquivel, Hereford Campus dean, dies at 49
By RYLEE MOORE Co-Editor Daniel Esquivel, dean of campus operations in Hereford, died on Jan. 27. “Daniel was a great man who was the definition […]