Review: Tyler, The Creator delves into fame, family and aging in new album “Chromokopia”
By Mia Flores Page Editor On Oct. 28, 2024, Tyler Okonma, better known as, Tyler the Creator, released his seventh studio album, “Chromokopia.” This project […]
WiFi to be upgraded after complaints
By Gillian Crist Page Editor Amarillo College will be upgrading its WiFi across its campuses in response to complaints of connection not being reliable, especially […]
Students experience success coach confusion
By Raina Burunuskul Page Editor Amarillo College offers an array of resources to help its students better succeed in their academic journeys, one of them […]
Religious protesters on campus provoke discourse over freedoms
By Karissa Chittavong and Ashley Escobar Online/Social Media Manager and Editor-in-Chief The recent public demonstration of speech by The Official Street Preachers on Amarillo College […]
Opinion: Too young to vote, too young to protest
By Gray Lonning Student Reporter Having the ability to participate in elections is one of the most important factors in our country, but there is […]
Editorial: America: Land of the free, laughing stock of the world
The votes are in. Former president Donald Trump is set to be inaugurated as the next United States president come January 2025. On a national […]
AC hopes for new president by spring semester
By Ashley Escobar and Virginia Gipson Editor-in-Chief and Page Editor The Amarillo College board of regents has announced its two presidential finalists: Dr. Frank Sobey […]
Students, staff raise concerns as a shocking amount of driver, pedestrian close calls arise
By Jate Britton Videographer Unsafe driving near an Amarillo College crosswalk has sparked concerns among students, faculty and staff. “I was trying to use the […]
Review: Jelly Roll touches on recovery, redemption in new album
By Genevieve Presley Columnist Jelly Roll released his tenth album, “Beautifully Broken”, along with a deluxe edition titled “Beautifully Broken: Pickin’ Up The Pieces.” on […]