Read against Racism
By Isaiah Flores Staff Reporter During this semester Amarillo College faculty and students are reading the same book as part of the college’s campaign to […]
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AC’s radio play “Dracula” breaks expectations
By Alyssa Fant Online Editor In the first week of March, the Amarillo College Theatre put on the play “Dracula” via virtual streaming. Because of […]
Neglected north side needs attention now
By Ruth Martinez Page Editor From the streets to the alleyways, houses and parks, the city of Amarillo continues to neglect the north side of […]
Don’t be selfish, stay home
By Jessika Fulton Page Editor Quarantine, everyone’s favorite pastime. A word meaning you are forced to stay home alone while feeling sad and angry at […]
Not being racist isn’t enough
Editorial Anti-racism is a term that many people hear, but they might not know what it means. However, in order to fully understand the term […]
Dracula preview
By Alyssa Fant Online Editor The Amarillo College theatre department will perform an online production of “Dracula” this week. “Dracula” is a radio play about […]
Budget shortfall
By Summer Tessneer Staff Reporter Amarillo College is facing a new challenge as it responds to lower numbers in enrollment and a potential decrease in […]
Bond brings future updates: Student Life, art department to relocate
By Raygan Lopez Page Editor New updates and upgrades will be coming to Amarillo College’s Washington Street Campus soon, thanks to the $90 million bond […]