History behind well-known political icons
Courtesy Photo | By Jate Britton and Gillian Crist Videographer and Page Editor In 1874, the Donkey and Elephant were established as symbols of the […]
Review: Students create political statements through art
By Queshon Hancock Graphic Designer Students from the Amarillo College Art Department have had their art on display in the Common Lobby Art Gallery on […]
‘Two Culture’ seminar offers variety of discussions for students, community
By Hunter McColl and Ashley Escobar Staff Reporter and Editor-in-Chief Amarillo College hosted the “Two Cultures” seminar, created by Dr. Robert Fulton, as part of […]
Student media partakes in TCCJA, takes home awards
Courtesy Photo | By Ashley Escobar Editor-in-Chief Amarillo College’s Student Media team returns home from the Texas Community College Journalism Association conference and competition, hosted […]
Opinion: Voter disenfranchisement still evident
By Sam Chavez Videographer Voter disenfranchisement is a phrase that should not exist in a democratic society. Its ultimate goal is to silence those who […]
Editorial: Policy vs. popularity contest
With election season on the rise, tensions are high and debates are on fire. We are constantly being fed new information and being put to […]
Amarillo College students express views, opinions on the Upcoming 2024 election
By Ashley Escobar Editor-in-Chief As the 2024 election season approaches, students at Amarillo College reflect on the significance of voting and the issues that matter […]
Review: ‘Beetlejuice’ sequel leaves some fans disappointed
By Haelis Amundgaard Staff Reporter On opening weekend, I entered Hollywood Cinemark and in a rush of excitement, chanted the name of “Beetlejuice” three times. […]
Review: Students study, swipe with Chegg ‘perks’ memberships
By Gillian Crist Page Editor Student discounts are arguably one of the best parts of being in college. Chegg, a website where you can buy […]