Author visit includes discussions on racism, life, writing
Blue Hole Back Home, by Joy Jordan-Lake, became part of the Common Reader series at Amarillo College after being selected for the 2014-15 school year. […]
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Leave the Stress Behind, Ride
Almost everyone has something they enjoy doing in their free time, whether it be flying a kite, riding horses or just sitting down reading a […]
AC approved for paralegal society chapter
A new chapter of the National Paralegal Honor Society, Lambda Epsilon Chi (LEX), was approved on Oct. 30 for Amarillo College. The American Association for […]
Service helps East Campus students, staff save on travel
Gas prices have decreased during the past few weeks from $3.85 or more to $2.75 or less per gallon, but Amarillo College students, staff and […]
Part-time instructor honored with faculty award
Alan Cox, a part-time history instructor, has been honored with a Faculty Excellence Award. “I found out an hour before,” Cox said. “Totally out of […]
POEmkin: Sigma Kappa Delta wins carving contest
Student clubs and departments entered their creative pumpkins in the third annual Amarillo College SECC Pumpkin Carving Contest in October. Students, faculty members and staff […]
Job fair opens doors for students, alumni
During the past year, the United States has seen its unemployment rate drop to 5.8 percent. Local businesses and members of the Amarillo College community […]
Instructor’s passion results in recognition
According to Joy Brenneman, an executive assistant in the vice president for academic affairs office, no application for the Faculty Excellence Award was even submitted […]
AC hosts Hungry Games
The third installment of the Hunger Games may have just opened today, but students at AC fought to the bitter end in their first-ever campus […]