WT’s new embedded associate degree program not meant to compete with AC
By ASHLEY ESCOBAR AND ANNA MONROE Editor-In-Chief and Senior Reporter Since 1929, Amarillo College has been the starting point on a path for many students who […]
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Inclusive America needed
Illustration by WILLIAM NIES EDITORIAL On Feb. 8, 2024, a community gathered to honor the memory of Oklahoma student, Nex Benedict. Benedict, a 16-year-old transgender […]
Wildfires Destroy the Panhandle
Courtesy Photo from Texas A&M Forest Service By Anna Monroe Wildfires have spread across Texas, burning through 850,000 acres of land and forcing people to […]
Taylor Swift’s ‘from the vault’ tracks hits fans with nostalgic punch
Courtesy Photo By GENEVIEVE PRESLEY Columnist It is a new era for pop icon Taylor Swift. Not only is she getting ready to hit the […]
‘Iron Claw’ tells story of dynasty scorned by tragedy
Courtesy Photo By RAINA BURUSNUKUL Columnist “The Iron Claw” made its theatrical debut at the tail-end of 2023, with audiences entering their holiday teary-eyed, after […]
‘Saltburn’ tells wicked tale of desire, obsession
Courtesy Photo By LANCE HOOPER Sports Editor Everyone has that chauvinist friend with a sense of humor stuck in the 80s always making crass jokesand […]
THRIVE eases financial stress, enchances college experience
By EVAN BANNER Online Editor The THRIVE program at Amarillo College is a full-ride scholarship awarded for attendees of AISD schools. It offers several benefits […]
AC Expands Financial Education
By ANNA MONROE Senior Reporter Construction for the new Education Credit Union branch on Amarillo College’s Washington Street Campus is underway and is said to […]