Women who helped build Amarillo
Infographic by Valerie Salas In honor of Women’s History Month, The Ranger commemorates the groundbreaking women of Amarillo whose accomplishments continue to have a lasting […]
Month: March 2025
‘Sims 4’ launches business expansion
By Gillian CristPage Editor “The Sims 4” released its eighteenth expansion pack on March 6, titled “Businesses and Hobbies.” The pack had a base price […]
New horror comedy disappoints some
By Jate BrittonVideographer “The Monkey,” adapted from the short story by Stephen King, is a film directed by Oz Perkins that was released on Feb. […]
Spongebob, Plankton team up in new movie
By Genevieve PresleyColumnist On March 7, Netflix released “Plankton: The Movie,” a “SpongeBob Squarepants” spinoff that has climbed to No. 2 As a long-time Spongebob […]
Cross-Country brings fresh new talent to AC
By Foster ConnerPage Editor Cross Country begins its training this March in preparation for the Hope and Healing half marathon in May. The team has […]
Intramural Sports seasons in full swing
By Emmi Schmitt and Trey LopezStudent Reporters Intramural Sports coordinator Trent Oneal encourages students to join the Intramural Sports program at Amarillo College. “Intramural Sports […]
Badger baseball faces stiff competition this season
By Trey Lopez and Foster ConnerSports Reporter and Page Editor After a rough start to the Spring 2025 season, Amarillo College Badgers Baseball has turned […]
AC Theatre students win at KCACTF Conference
By Gillian CristPage Editor The Amarillo College Theatre Program took 14 students to the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival or KCACTF Region 6 in […]
AC connects students with resources
By Breanna Massey & Quintyn MaasStudent Reporters Amarillo College students facing financial hardships or food insecurity have access to vital resources on campus, including the […]