Students socially distance themselves
By Caylee Hanna, Staff Reporter As the coronavirus continues to dominate conversation around the globe, Amarillo College as well as the city of Amarillo are […]
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Poverty Initiative offers more than financial help
By Emily Reeves, Staff Reporter Not all students at Amarillo College are lucky enough to wake up with food, clothing or even a home, but […]
College students need money too
OPINION By Jessika Fulton, Staff Reporter COVID-19 has been a burden on many Americans over the last month; however. President Trump tried to offer a […]
Students study underground
By Augustine Galvan-Vega, Staff Reporter The Underground is Amarillo College’s newest computer lab. Located in the basement of the Ware Building on the Washington Street […]
Weather produces issues for food truck
By Johnny Lawhon, Staff Reporter Recent cold weather has led to cancellations of the High Plains Food Bank produce truck on the Washington Street Campus, […]
AC professor honored
By Lauren Ebben, Editor-in-Chief Mary Jane Johnson, professional opera singer and music professor at Amarillo College, will be honored in an awards ceremony hosted by […]
Virus outbreak brings changes to AC
By Stormie Sanchez, Staff Reporter With the coronavirus invading every aspect of student lives, it can be difficult not to be overwhelmed. Local businesses are […]
College extends spring break to prepare for remote learning, other updates
By Lauren Ebben, Editor-in-Chief On Wednesday, March 18, Amarillo College students received an email update from the office of the president concerning the state of […]
Budgeting doesn’t make cents to students
By Jessika Fulton, Staff Reporter The “broke college student” stereotype is hard to get away from, unless students know how to properly budget their spending […]