Staying merry and bright over the holidays
By Elizabeth Chunn Student Reporter ‘Tis the season to be jolly, but for 62% of Americans, this is not the case. The American Psychological Association […]
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Graduation speaker aims to inspire
Commencement ceremony to take place Dec. 17 By RAYGAN LOPEZ Editor-in-Chief As graduation nears, Amarillo College officials have chosen one student to speak at the […]
Bones or No Bones
That is the question By RYLEE GLAZNER Student Reporter With the rising of the sun each day, some TikTok viewers ask themselves whether it is […]
AC director gets second chance
Battle with mysterious illness teaches life lessons By Elizabeth Chunn Student Reporter When Dennis Sarine, the Amarillo College director of child development, felt ill last […]
PTA students hold wheelchair basketball tournament
Shawn McCrea Students from Amarillo College’s Physical Therapy Assistant gathered at The Amarillo Netplex to compete in a wheelchair basketball tournament. The chairs were provided by […]
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 […]
It’s OK to say ‘they’
By Shawn McCrea/ Staff Reporter He, she, you, it, they, him, her, theirs are all examples of pronouns. Pronouns are versatile words that are used […]
Maria moves forward
By Lauren Ebben and Jeremy Stitsworth/ Staff Reporters Women at Amarillo College are making a difference in campus culture and policy thanks, in part, to […]
Byrd Williams IV Showcases Photographs Representing Death
By Claudia Zuniga/ Staff Reporter The Amarillo Southern Light Gallery is showcasing a collection of photographs by the photographer Byrd Willams IV titled The Walking […]