Garber trilogy bewitches readers from beginning
By Genevieve Presley Columnist “Once Upon A Broken Heart” is the first book in the trilogy of the same name written by American author Stephanie […]
‘Argylle’ puts a twist on classic spy movie tropes
By Jordan Nuner Entertainment Critic I went into “Argylle” with low expectations as the trailer only showed what I expected to be a spy movie […]
Cleaning up on conference wins
By Lance Hooper Sports Editor In what can only be described as a remarkable display of skill and determination, the Amarillo Badgers Baseball team has […]
English Department embraces AI
By KAITLIN UNDERWOOD Student Reporter The Amarillo College English Department allows students to use artificial intelligence, or AI, to assist with assignments when approved by […]
Course withdrawal process explained
By GRACIA COX Staff Reporter Starting the class withdrawal process at AC requires students to fill out the withdrawal form available online through the AC […]
Multiple choice misses mark
OPINION By Matthew Radecke I’m sure most of us have dealt with this scenario before; the absent-minded drool that leaks from the corner of our […]
Breaking stigma, embracing diagnosis
EDITORIAL Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, is a prevalent neurobehavioral disorder affecting both children and adults, hindering their ability to maintain focus, stay organized and complete […]
AC’s Semkhor partnership ends
Courtesy Photo By Anna Monroe Senior Reporter Amarillo College’s partnership with Semkhor productions to teach the Visual Effects (VFX) program at Amarillo College has ended […]
LOCKED AWAY Documents, artifacts planned for next generation
By Evan Banner Online Editor The marketing and communications department at Amarillo College intends to bury a time capsule in the center of the roundabout […]