Tiny TikTok camera packs charming retro punch
By Foster ConnerPage Editor Small, portable and classical. Recently, I watched a trend of people buying a “Chuzhao Camera” on TikTok and decided to purchase […]
Month: April 2025
‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ shines as series favorite
By Genevieve PresleyColumnist On Mar. 18, Suzanne Collins released “Sunrise On The Reaping,” the long-awaited fifth “Hunger Games” novel. This book serves as the second […]
Bowl latta meh, new fast-casual needs improvement
By Raina BurusnukulPage & Online Editor In early March, Amarillo welcomed rising Chipotle competitor, Qdoba, to its food scene. The fast-casual Mexican restaurant boasts several […]
Water damage devastates Music Buliding, equipment destroyed in second leak issue
By Genevieve Presley and Angelina SyribouthColumnist & Photographer The music department at Amarillo College was left devastated and concerned when a ceiling leak caused damage […]
Keeping Score: life as a Sports Information Director
By Trey LopezSports Reporter Nathan Heuer serves as the sports information director at Amarillo College, where his responsibilities include writing articles, producing content, and taking […]
Editorial: Protecting Panhandle PBS, airwaves from politicians
Even after more than 50 years of attempted defunding, Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) remains a rare sanctuary for education, culture and community impact in a […]
Cervix says, don’t skip routine Pap tests
By Gillian CristPage Editor Legs up in the stirrups, blue paper sterile gown on – the attention is on you. Going to the gynecologist is […]
Student Media brings home 31 awards
By Foster ConnerPage Editor Amarillo College’s Student Media brought home 31 awards from the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association’s convention in San Marcos, April 9-12. TIPA […]
Javen Patrick: once a badger, always a badger
By Trey LopezSports Reporter Amarillo College and the city of Amarillo have long been home to talented athletes who have impacted the Texas Panhandle. Many […]