College offers more than financial help to students in need
February 8,2012 By Joel Hulsey |Ranger Reporter AMARILLO COLLEGE is stepping up this semester to help students who live in poverty. With the rising number […]
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Homeland, cyber security potential programs
February 8, 2012 By Leticia Bodine | Ranger Reporter NEW OPTIONS could be offered as degree plans as early as fall 2012 if the curriculum […]
Construction, ACPD patrol cuts factors in theft
By Josh Oldham Ranger Reporter SEVERAL THEFTS occurred on the Washington Street Campus over the winter break, KACV in Parcells Hall being hit the […]
New law takes toll on enrollment
By Chris Major Ranger Reporter Texas colleges faced a new hurdle in student enrollment this spring. A new state law requiring incoming students under 30 […]
College battles high student poverty rate
By Joel Hulsey Ranger Reporter THE NUMBER of Amarillo College students living at or below the poverty line continues to increase. In 2010, 42 percent […]
Vaccination requirement ‘big issue’
By Christopher Copeland Beginning Jan. 1, 2012, new college students, including transfers and students returning from a break in enrollment, will be required to be […]
G4S partnership brings unique canine handling course to AC
Providing training overseas, a new homeland security degree and now a unique canine handling course – these are a few of the things on Amarillo […]
Be a Germ-Buster
Safety Committee initiative encourages handwashing By Kathryn Strong The Amarillo College Safety Committee and the Student Government Association are teaming up to inform students about […]
Amarillo gets “Incredibly Close” with Jonathan Safran Foer
By Jami Joiner Jonathan Safran Foer, author of “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close,” came to Amarillo College Wednesday to discuss this semester’s Common Reader with […]