October is fun; go out
Whether you’re at the movies, at home or hanging with friends at local coffee shops, there is not much to do on Saturday nights besides […]
Students study the impact social media has on business
From capturing selfies and vomiting rainbows to messaging their grandparents, Amarillo College students devote a great deal of time to social media. Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, […]
Leadership retreat offers opportunities
Students are giving the Fall Student Leadership Retreat rave reviews. The two-day retreat took place Oct. 2-3 at Talon Point retreat center, about 48 miles […]
PBS hosts American Graduate Day
American Graduate Day was hosted nationally on Oct. 3, and Amarillo’s Panhandle PBS station was present and accounted for in supporting students on the path […]
Is gun violence really the issue?
When tragedy strikes, it is difficult to know how we will react personally. We can do our best to prepare and remain alert for warning […]
Take advantage of the college experience
People always are telling you to go to college and that it will be a great opportunity and that it will only help you in […]
Student Speak- Gun control
Should America focus more on gun control or mental illness, or is something else the problem?
Students take pride in culture
Every year, Americans observe Hispanic Heritage Month from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. During that time, people celebrate the cultures, histories and contributions of American […]
College renames library Ware Student Commons
Amarillo College President Dr. Russell Lowery-Hart announced Sept. 29 that the building previously named Lynn Library on the Washington Street Campus now will be called […]