Inclusive America needed
Illustration by WILLIAM NIES EDITORIAL On Feb. 8, 2024, a community gathered to honor the memory of Oklahoma student, Nex Benedict. Benedict, a 16-year-old transgender […]
Wildfires Destroy the Panhandle
Courtesy Photo from Texas A&M Forest Service By Anna Monroe Wildfires have spread across Texas, burning through 850,000 acres of land and forcing people to […]
Taylor Swift’s ‘from the vault’ tracks hits fans with nostalgic punch
Courtesy Photo By GENEVIEVE PRESLEY Columnist It is a new era for pop icon Taylor Swift. Not only is she getting ready to hit the […]
‘Iron Claw’ tells story of dynasty scorned by tragedy
Courtesy Photo By RAINA BURUSNUKUL Columnist “The Iron Claw” made its theatrical debut at the tail-end of 2023, with audiences entering their holiday teary-eyed, after […]
‘Saltburn’ tells wicked tale of desire, obsession
Courtesy Photo By LANCE HOOPER Sports Editor Everyone has that chauvinist friend with a sense of humor stuck in the 80s always making crass jokesand […]
THRIVE eases financial stress, enchances college experience
By EVAN BANNER Online Editor The THRIVE program at Amarillo College is a full-ride scholarship awarded for attendees of AISD schools. It offers several benefits […]
AC Expands Financial Education
By ANNA MONROE Senior Reporter Construction for the new Education Credit Union branch on Amarillo College’s Washington Street Campus is underway and is said to […]
Enrollment is up at AC for spring semester
By KIMBERLY REYES AND ALEX RHODES Staff Reporter and Videographer Amarillo College enrollment is up this semester compared to last spring. Vice President of Enrollment Management, […]