Blame won’t fix the climate
By Gillian CristPage Editor “We didn’t start the fire, it was always burning since the world’s been turning.” Conflict has existed since the beginning of […]
Articles by The Ranger
Leaving AC won’t be easy, but we’re ready
Graduation season has arrived and many Amarillo College students have completed the necessary courses and will soon be off to start new careers or transferring […]
Inspiration takes the stage at graduation
By Foster ConnerPage Editor When Samantha Wilhelm first started taking classes at Amarillo College, she seriously considered giving up, and now she’s preparing to give […]
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 […]
‘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 […]