Teachers feel burnt out nationwide
By STEPHANIE HAYES Student Reporter A 2022 Gallup Poll found that K-12 educators were the most burned-out segment of the US labor force and a […]
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Custodians keep campuses clean
By MAGDA AGUIRRE Student Reporter Many changes are underway at Amarillo College as construction projects revitalize and change the campuses. One thing that has not […]
Ease holiday shopping stress this season
Holiday shopping can get stessful, but it doesn’t have to be. Making a plan, shopping early and limiting who to shop for are all ways […]
The controversial World Cup in Qatar
By Noah DuBois Student Reporter Every four years, soccer fans from around the globe have their eyes glued to the television for the Fifa World […]
Trans day of remembrance
By Phoebe Terry Co-Editor Nov. 20 Amarillo College Pride observed the Transgender Day of Remembrance in the Concert Hall Theater as a collaboration between AC […]
Students crave turkey day faves
By CHASITY GUILLEN and STEPHANIE HAYESStudent Reporters Roasted turkey, pumpkin pie, green bean casserole and steaming rolls—Thanksgiving is fast approaching, and with the holiday comes […]
Abbott wins again
By RYLEE MOORECo-Editor Amarillo College students’ reactions are mixed about the results from the 2022 midterm election, which revealed Greg Abbott will continue his career […]
Frozen flurries in the forecast
By CORIE RINCON Student Reporter Winter is not the greatest time of the year for going out, whether it’s running errands, or just going to […]
Blue Blazers lead the way for prospective students
The Blue Blazers act as student ambassadors and tour guides around Amarillo College campuses. By CHASITY GUILLEN Student Reporter The Blue Blazers is the oldest […]