ACE program helps through mentoring
The ACE program awards scholarships to Caprock and Palo Duro high school graduates who maintain a B or better average throughout their high school careers. […]
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Construction in Byrd and Parcells to end in summer
Retention of information is lower due to constant interruptions of construction in the Byrd Business Building and Parcells Hall, and people want to know when […]
Lectures to nurture AC minds
The Creative Mind Lectures are a longstanding series of lectures centered around one topic each year. Kristin Edford, a humanities instructor, is in charge of […]
Parking in the wrong place can cost you a citation
Parking tickets long have been a bane of existence at Amarillo College, although employees and students no longer are required to have campus-issued parking passes; […]
Training program helps students prepare for a better career
Having some sort of advanced education is important in today’s job market. By the year 2020, it is estimated that around 60 percent of jobs […]
Enrollment down for spring semester
Amarillo College enrollment is down for the 2013 spring semester. According to Bob Austin, vice president of student affairs, it was to be expected. “This […]
Three new members inducted to Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame
Today at Amarillo College, three new members were inducted into the Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame. Inductees included Dale Blaut of Amarillo, […]
Annual SGA event to bring Aron Ralston of ‘127 Hours’
The steep, ravine-like canyon stretched 65 feet below 27-year-old Aron Ralston. The young adventure-seeker found himself in a treacherous position on April 26, 2003, forcing […]
New plans for former cafeteria
There was a time when a cafeteria served meals to students on the Washington Street Campus. It was closed in May 2011 and since has […]