New badge scanning system leads to complaints
By SALVADOR GUTIERREZ, Ranger Reporter: A new ID scanning attendance system is raising concerns at Amarillo College. This semester, the system has been implemented in classrooms […]
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Natural leader steps up
By Kaleb Pafford, Ranger Reporter: “A good leader should be a servant,” said Dr. Frank Sobey, the newly appointed dean of the Amarillo College arts and […]
‘Fight Like a Girl’ teaches protection
By ELIZABETH MOORE, Ranger Reporter: Helping women defend themselves is the goal of a new class created by Eric Wallace, director of the criminal justice programs, […]
Stress epidemic creates crisis
By LIBBY GIBSON, Ranger Reporter: Your face flushes with a wave of heat. Your ears feel as if they are filled with water. You feel a […]
Students enjoy free advice, free goodies
By MICAH SMITH, Ranger Reporter: Freedom rang on Monday, September 19 as students were invited to celebrate Constitution Day and to learn about the resources that […]
The counselor is in
By JENNA GIBSON, Ranger Reporter: National studies show stress, depression and anxiety are reaching epidemic levels in college students, but Amarillo College is helping combat the […]
Enrollment increases, expected to climb
By MATT HUNT, Ranger Reporter: For the first time in two years, Amarillo College enrollment is up and could climb even higher. According to AC officials, […]
AC receives nearly $5 million greenhouse grant
By JENNA GIBSON, Ranger Reporter: Amarillo College has landed the one of the largest grants in the school’s history. This $4.9 million grant, announced Tuesday, […]
Weighing cost-benefit of eight-week classes
By ELIZABETH MOORE, Ranger Reporter: Amarillo College is striving to boost student success by impelementing several accelerated eight-week semester classes. By doing so, students are able […]