18 years working for students | Physical plant director leaves campus legacy
By PAMELA CERROS, Ranger Reporter: Amarillo College has been under constant construction for the past 10 years, but the mind that has overseen all the changes […]
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Greenhouse grant plants seeds of opportunity
By GARRETT FRIEMEL, Ranger Reporter: The seeds of change are growing at Amarillo College. Students soon will get hands-on experience using technology to grow fruits and […]
Foundation scholarship helps students succeed
By ENRIQUE MARTINEZ GUERRERO, Ranger Reporter: The Amarillo College Foundation is gearing up to award scholarship money, so now is the time for qualified students to apply […]
AC, get your gun; concealed carry in effect
By CHARLES DIAZ, Ranger Reporter: Soon some Amarillo College students will be armed with a license to carry. For several years, most states have been making […]
Candidates vie for board
By JENNA GIBSON, Ranger Reporter: Three spots are up for grabs on the Amarillo College board of regents. The board has nine voting members and three […]
Sugar high or sure to die
By RYAN COTTEN, Ranger Reporter: Brad White, a physical therapy major, began drinking energy drinks to stay awake in high school. The highly-caffeinated, sugar-laden beverages soon […]
Cooking with Julie
Learn how to make homemade, gourmet macaroni and cheese with Julie, Salvador and Ocho. Yum!
AC hiring freeze lifted
By LIZ MOORE, Ranger Reporter: On the evening of Feb. 22, Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced he was exempting the state’s community colleges from the […]
Creative Arts hosts an evening of art and music
On February 18, 2017, the AC School of Creative Arts held an evening of music and art featuring the announcement of the winners of the […]