Breaking stigma, embracing diagnosis
EDITORIAL Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, is a prevalent neurobehavioral disorder affecting both children and adults, hindering their ability to maintain focus, stay organized and complete […]
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Students crave turkey day faves
By CHASITY GUILLEN and STEPHANIE HAYESStudent Reporters Roasted turkey, pumpkin pie, green bean casserole and steaming rolls—Thanksgiving is fast approaching, and with the holiday comes […]
AC students put school, work before romantic pursuits
By D Hill Page Editor Many students say they meet their spouses in college. However, AC students say they’re too busy to date. “Dating has […]
International travel lets students soar
By Samuel Malone Student Reporter Amarillo College’s Student Life Program is leading this year’s international trip to Switzerland, Italy and the French Riviera. Traditionally, Student […]
The money keeps flowing, the poor are still poor
EDITORIAL According to the founding documents of our nation all humans are born with the inalienable right to pursue happiness, so then why is our […]
AC sends instructors to prison
By RYLEE CHERNE Student Reporter Amarillo College’s prison education program ended in 2003 and wasn’t picked back up until 2019 when David Hall, associate dean […]
ACPD looks to keep students safe in new semester
By Andrew Terry and Kylee SmithThe Current Editor/Promotions Manager In 2022, there have been 406 mass shootings in the United States as of Aug. 8, […]
New badgers begin their journey
By JOHN KINGPage Editor New student orientation is nothing new to anyone starting school, but Amarillo College has created a unique version called Badger Beginnings. […]
Avoid burning bridges
EDITORIAL As graduates are leaving Amarillo College and beginning their journey elsewhere, students should have learned the importance of networking and the need for recommendation […]