Colder weather brings colder feelings
By GENEVIEVE PRESLEY Student Reporter Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known as SAD is a type of depression that’s related to the change in seasons, specifically […]
Culture
Student burnout is on the rise
By MARISA TABARES Student Reporter From managing school work to juggling a job or dealing with finances, college students often find themselves in situations and […]
Colorful Christmas wins beige decor debate
LACI GROSSER Columnist With the holiday break creeping up on us, there’s nothing better than looking outside and seeing people decorating their homes; from brightly […]
Banned Voices: the impact of book bans on LGBTQ+ learning
By Alyssa ORTIZ Student Reporter In 2022, the American Library Association had documented 1,269 attempts to ban or restrict books. Almost half of the books […]
Christmas stampede kills holiday vibe
Now that Thanksgiving has come and gone, we have collectively entered holiday season proper, complete with the myriad of responsibilities that accompany it. Most people […]
Commencement speaker embraces bright future
By ERIN BRINDLE Editor-in-Chief As this semester comes to a close, the graduating class of Fall 2023 will be represented by Mass Media major, Rylee […]
“Stocking Stuffer Giveaway” returns to AC
By KIMBERLY REYES Student Reporter Amarillo College’s FM90 is hosting its second annual “Stocking Stuffer Giveaway,” providing an opportunity for participants to contribute to their […]
Mandatory class prepares students for real world
By Ethan Hall Student Reporter Learning Frameworks is a mandatory class at Amarillo College that helps students learn and apply study strategies and skills for […]
‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ stuns audiences with frustrating truths
By MARISA TABARES Student Reporter Martin Scorsese brought the heartbreaking historical scandal that took place in Oklahoma in the 1920s to screens across the countryin […]