Review: ‘Beetlejuice’ sequel leaves some fans disappointed
By Haelis Amundgaard Staff Reporter On opening weekend, I entered Hollywood Cinemark and in a rush of excitement, chanted the name of “Beetlejuice” three times. […]
Month: September 2024
Review: Students study, swipe with Chegg ‘perks’ memberships
By Gillian Crist Page Editor Student discounts are arguably one of the best parts of being in college. Chegg, a website where you can buy […]
AC Theatre season kicks off
By Kennedee Huey Student Reporter Amarillo College’s 2024-2025 Theatre season is set to kick off Oct. 3 with “Queen Lear.” Assistant professor Ray Newburg said […]
Fresh produce helps with students’ success
By Viviana Cornejo Student Reporter In a move to support food security and promote healthy eating among students, Amarillo College continues to welcome a unique […]
Bookstore earns Apple accreditation
By Matthew Radecke Staff Reporter Badger Central Bookstore is now an accredited Apple reseller. At the start of the fall semester, new merchandise became available […]
Esports teamjoins NJCAAE
Courtesy Photo | By Bradan Zoll and Ashley Escobar Student Reporter and Editor-in-Chief The AC Esports team recently announced their joining of the National Junior […]
Sobey named VPAA
By Gillian Crist Page Editor Dr. Frank Sobey has been named Amarillo College’s vice president of academic affairs (VPAA) by interim President Denese Skinner after […]
Editorial: Break doom-scrolling cycle, spend time productively
With screen times higher than ever, terms like “doom-scrolling” have become normalized to subdue the severity of social media addiction and the overconsumption of media. […]
Opinion: Fear of judgement shapes interactions
By Kyra Peek Staff Reporter When we enter a room, our instinct is to look around and assess who’s there. We subconsciously decide which version […]