Letter from the president
Dear graduates (and everyone that loved you to this milestone): Life can be as difficult as it is joyful. The COVID-19 pandemic certainly added layers […]
Articles by The Ranger
100th commencement goes virtual
By Lauren Ebben, Editor-in-Chief As the days tick closer to the end of the semester, Amarillo College prepares for its historic 100th commencement ceremony, made […]
Museum displays student work in virtual exhibit
By Kaden Bryant, Staff Reporter Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Amarillo Museum of Art, or the AMoA, has chosen a different approach to allow […]
Student Spotlight: Jake Day
Videographer CJ Scott interviewed Jake Day, a mass media major, about his plans after graduation and his experiences at Amarillo College.
Quarantine turning hair don’ts into hairdos
OPINION By Jessika Fulton, Staff Reporter Zoom class in 30 minutes? Might want to stay in bed, your hair is looking like a mess. Your […]
Feeling the burn: Quarantine leads many to mental fatigue
By Stormie Sanchez, Staff Reporter After weeks of quarantine, many are starting to feel the effects of burnout, leaving behind once ambitious projects and yearning […]
Mothers working from home
Reporter Augustine Galvan-Vega covers the struggles working mothers face as they are forced to stay home due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Social isolation can cause harm
By Isabelle Link, Staff Reporter Although states across the nation are ending shelter-in-place restrictions in response to President Donald Trump’s urging to open the country, […]
Parents struggle as school moves home
By Jennifer Fernandez, Staff Reporter It has now been about six weeks of at home learning, due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Elementary students have been […]