AC fire academy cadets blaze ahead
By KIM BLACK Student Reporter Amarillo College fire academy’s 50th class will take their final exam April 9, 2022, with 16 cadets expected to graduate. […]
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Government breaks pinky promise
AC’s state-funded budget slashed By Ryan Hershey Student Reporter Amarillo College, along with every community college in Texas, is dealing with budget cuts from the […]
Desperately seeking staffers
Campus child care centers face worker shortage due to pandemic By KIM BLACK Student Reporter The COVID-19 pandemic closed child care facilities nationwide, and many […]
AC officials propose solution for student success
Officials consider plan to provide low cost phones, internet By RYLEE MOORE Page Editor Amarillo College officials are working with T-Mobile to provide students with […]
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 […]
Rising inflation hits AC students
COVID creates emotional and financial impact during holiday season By SEASON CRAVEN Student Reporter Inflation is impacting every sector of business, and Amarillo College students […]
Supply shortages shock store shelves
By JO EARLY Online Editor Across America shelves are empty, prices are skyrocketing and small businesses are struggling to find materials. The main cause of […]
CUB remodel in final stages
By NICK BRADY Columnist The College Union building has had a large-scale remodel, adding many new amenities that students will soon be able to enjoy. […]
COVID delays campus disability access updates
By Jo Early Online Editor Amarillo College is on the path to becoming more accessible for students with disabilities. Construction is underway across all AC […]