Colder temperatures usher in flu season:
By Emily Hernandez: Colder temperatures are approaching, meaning flu season is on its way as well. Typically beginning in October for the United States and […]
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City construction adds to chaos:
By Mackenzie Farmer: Our yellow city is currently painted with bright orange cones nearly everywhere you drive. If you haven’t noticed the massive amounts of […]
A major in-cone-venience, reserved parking spots annoy students:
By Donovan Ortiz: They are easy to spot…bright, noticeable and they take up a whole parking space. The cones at Amarillo College’s Washington Street Campus […]
Germs run rampant, get them before they get you:
By Tashana Smith: Germs can be a tricky thing to fight, especially with everyone getting sick and passing around illness after illness. When you touch […]
Generation shaming is a timeless problem:
By Stevi Breshears: The image of a stereotypical millennial is a popular one, among most everyone except millennials themselves. Typically, older generations view millennials as […]
Events, festivities honor Hispanic Heritage Month:
By Emily Hernandez: Hispanic Heritage Month festivities kicked off Sept. 15 and Amarillo College and local groups have plans to celebrate the histories, cultures and […]
Flag football kicks off new season:
By Nathaniel Montoya: The leaves are changing and the weather is getting slightly colder, which means it’s time for flag football. It all began Thursday, […]
AC gets new pet:
By Jordan Gipson: The Amarillo College biology building has brought the school values to life with a little hedgehog. Her name is Wiffy, which stands […]
Immigrant student overcomes obstacles:
By Lauren Ebben: Aileen Delgado moved from Mexico to Amarillo when she was only six years old. But the move wasn’t the only challenge Delgado […]