Sex talk empowers listeners to take charge
By LIZ MOORE, Ranger Reporter: The importance of consent was the focus of a talk given by Sexologist Dr. Justine Marie Shuey on Tuesday, Oct. 11. […]
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Bestselling novelist visits campus
By JENNA GIBSON, Ranger Reporter: Author Jamie Ford’s visit to Amarillo College was all sweet and not bitter. The New York Times bestselling author of “Hotel […]
Cultural excursion expands horizons
By LIZ MOORE, Ranger Reporter: The Amarillo College Presidential Scholars are preparing to learn about arts and culture. With their arts excursion on Oct. 14 and […]
Sleep at home, not in class
By JONATHAN GIBSON, Ranger Reporter: Sleep–it’s important–possibly more important than you think. According to an article published by the University of Georgia’s health center, most college […]
Stop Before You Drop | Dropping classes not always the best option
By JONATHAN GIBSON, Ranger Reporter: As these first few weeks have passed, the number of students in some classes has gradually decreased. What is this […]
Free support group teaches coping techniques
By JENNA GIBSON, Ranger Reporter: Amarillo College is offering a free support group to help students manage stress. Success over Stress is held from noon to […]
Students under pressure
By MICAH SMITH, Ranger Reporter: Sweaty palms, a rapid heartbeat and a feeling of hopelessness; if you experience any of these symptoms before an exam, you […]
State representatives attend Texas Tribune event at AC; call for changes in health care, border security and education funding
By RAZ RASMUSSEN, Ranger Reporter: On Tuesday, Oct. 4, State Representatives Four Price and John Smithee were interviewed by Texas Tribune co-founder and CEO Evan […]
Students and staff prepare for the election
By Matthew Rivers, Ranger Reporter: After the first round of presidential debates, the Amarillo College community is weighing in on the candidates. Hillary Clinton and […]