Board votes on tuition for prison classes, employee compensation
By Lauren Ebben/ Editor-in-Chief At the monthly board meeting Jan. 28, Amarillo College regents approved reduced tuition and fees for inmates attending AC classes for […]
Articles by The Ranger
ALT play, recipe for surprise
Five cast members, a beloved character straight from the late nineteenth century and plenty of comedy– the recipe for an outstanding Sherlock Holmes remake. Amarillo […]
Kobe Bryant, daughter die in helicopter crash
By Nathaniel Montoya/ Correspondent Early Sunday morning, Jan. 26, legendary NBA player Kobe Bryant, 41, died in a helicopter crash along with four other people. […]
AC enrollment increased
By the Media Writing Staff Reporters Amarillo College’s spring semester started Jan. 21 with increased enrollment. The number of students is up 3 percent compared […]
Tarantino travels back
By Colton Schwalk/ Staff Reporter REVIEW Quentin Tarantino’s ninth film, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” calls back to the nostalgic era of the 1960s […]
Ride for free with an AC ID
By Titus Gilner Staff Reporter Though not traditionally thought of as a city with model public transportation, Amarillo has been making changes in the public […]
Piano performance captivates listeners
By Titus Gilner/ Staff Reporter REVIEW Amarillo College held a piano performance by Andrey Ponochevny, prize winner at the Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition in Moscow […]
Botanical Gardens lights up Amarillo
By Isabelle Link/ Staff Reporter REVIEW Amarillo Botanical Gardens have more than 300,000 lights strung up around their gardens, including the rose walks outside to […]
Professor Profile: Larry Adams
By Claudia Zuniga/ Staff Reporter Larry Adams sat in his home a few blocks from Amarillo College and adjusted a mountain of papers on the […]