Going up, the unspoken rules of elevator etiquette:
By Jordan Gipson: Elevators are boxes of awkward situations. Everyone knows there are unspoken rules to riding an elevator. Everyone also knows with every rule […]
Texas Panhandle Vietnam Project features art, film, lecture at AMoA:
By Mackenzie Farmer The Amarillo Museum of Art currently has three Vietnam exhibits by four artists on display until Dec. 30. The exhibits are in […]
Hip-hop and college education:
By Sal Gutierrez: Amarillo College is full of talented people wanting to go further away and show the world that the Helium Hollow is more […]
Stop pointing fingers, society’s views on rape culture needs to change:
By Katie Wylie: “What was she wearing?” “Did she say no?” “She was probably asking for it.” In today’s society where misogynistic views are expressed, […]
Students Speak on the preservation of history:
Should history be preserved? Why or why not? “We don’t need to preserve history because things change over time for a reason, usually […]
Students give thanks:
By Brett Herring: Once again it’s that time year! Family and friends, changing leaves, pumpkin everything and food. The smell of turkey and stuffing filling […]
Contests offer cash prizes:
By Donovan Ortiz: The Common Reader competition is an opportunity for students to compete and win cash prizes for work relating to the Common Reader, […]
Student shares struggles:
By Tashana Smith: There are people that tend to place a stigma on those that have a mental illness. They tend to call them “crazy,” […]
Student organizations collaborate, bond at fall retreat:
By Stevi Breshears: Once a semester, Amarillo College students from various organizations have the opportunity to attend a leadership retreat at the Talon Point in […]