New law takes toll on enrollment
By Chris Major Ranger Reporter Texas colleges faced a new hurdle in student enrollment this spring. A new state law requiring incoming students under 30 […]
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Project, plans underway at all six AC campuses
BY LINDA CORTEZ Ranger Reporter Construction, renovations and project planning are underway on all Amarillo College campuses this semester. Out of a $68.3 million […]
Student Workers Balancing school, work, all that personal stuff and whatever else life may throw at you is tough enough. On-campus jobs save students time, stress and maybe even a little gas money.
BY DAVID LEWIS| Ranger Reporter Finding a job that works with a college student’s school schedule can often be a difficult task. With the rising […]
Law changes financial aid rules, causes problems
BY TASHANA HUGHES Ranger Reporter On July 1, 2011, new laws were passed by the federal government that changed the way a Satisfactory Academic […]
College battles high student poverty rate
By Joel Hulsey Ranger Reporter THE NUMBER of Amarillo College students living at or below the poverty line continues to increase. In 2010, 42 percent […]
Agriculture workers earn GED’s with help from HEP
By LETICIA BODINE Ranger Reporter Amarillo College’s High School Equivalency Program is helping individuals who are determined to better their future by attaining their […]
Vaccination requirement ‘big issue’
By Christopher Copeland Beginning Jan. 1, 2012, new college students, including transfers and students returning from a break in enrollment, will be required to be […]
G4S partnership brings unique canine handling course to AC
Providing training overseas, a new homeland security degree and now a unique canine handling course – these are a few of the things on Amarillo […]
Be a Germ-Buster
Safety Committee initiative encourages handwashing By Kathryn Strong The Amarillo College Safety Committee and the Student Government Association are teaming up to inform students about […]