Paint Rock coffee brews new flavor
Bentlee PhippsRanger Reporter As an avid enjoyer of all things caffeinated and coffee-flavored, I recently decided it would be a good idea to visit the […]
Month: April 2026
Streaming weakens TV storytelling
By Zoe HughesEditor-in-Chief There was a time when finishing a TV season took months. Now, it takes a weekend, maybe even a single night if […]
‘Project Hail Mary’ explores humanity beyond earth
By Christina Flores Ranger Reporter In recent times, science fiction movies tend to heavily rely on explosions and action. However, that is not the case with […]
Financial Aid awarded for whole semester
By Christina Flores and Genevieve Presley Ranger Staff At Amarillo College, we have only one club with a national backing that seeks to help our […]
How to be productive on campus
By Zoe HughesEditor-in-Chief Every college student knows the feeling: you could go home…but that would require effort. And once you’re there, your bed, your snacks […]
Cost increase reshape college
College has always required hard work. Long nights, tight deadlines and the occasional “sad depressor espresso” moment are practically part of the experience. But for […]
Late comeback falls short as ‘Badgers’ lose 16-14
By Christina Flores Ranger Reporter At Hodgetown Stadium in Amarillo, Texas, Amarillo College played against Howard College in a high-scoring game that ended in 16-14 in […]
Annual Club Clash fosters community among AC badgers
By Zoe HughesEditor-in-Chief Amarillo College students brought energy, competition and plenty of laughter to campus Friday during the annual Club Clash, a daylong event designed […]
Mario goes galactic in cosmic sequel
By Anthony LopezRanger Reporter “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” (2026) uses nostalgia to target audience interest, but the most captivating detail about transporting viewers from […]