COVID means more time for Memes
Reporter Kaden Bryant tells the story about how some people are using memes as a way to stay busy during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Board approves new program, other changes that highlight innovation
By Lauren Ebben, Editor-in-chief At their monthly meeting May 26, the Amarillo College board of regents approved new associate of applied science degree and certificate […]
Reboot does not charm audience
By Johnny Lawhon, Staff Reporter Being a die-hard fan of the original series Charmed that first aired in 1998, I found it hard to believe […]
Esports plays on
Reporter Jordan Otte tells the story of the Amarillo College esports team, a group that continues to compete despite the current pandemic.
Students, faculty react to remote learning
With spring classes over and summer classes already starting at Amarillo College, students and faculty give their thoughts on remote learning. Reporter Ruth Martinez has […]
Student finds future
By Emily Reeves, Staff Reporter Despite the uncertainty of these last few months, graduation for the spring semester of 2020 is finally upon us. Graduation […]
Letter from the president
Dear graduates (and everyone that loved you to this milestone): Life can be as difficult as it is joyful. The COVID-19 pandemic certainly added layers […]
100th commencement goes virtual
By Lauren Ebben, Editor-in-Chief As the days tick closer to the end of the semester, Amarillo College prepares for its historic 100th commencement ceremony, made […]
Museum displays student work in virtual exhibit
By Kaden Bryant, Staff Reporter Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Amarillo Museum of Art, or the AMoA, has chosen a different approach to allow […]