Artist’s daughter leads lecture
By Hope Monroe Student Reporter The Amarillo Museum of Art (AMoA) will host its annual Ladd Lecture on Thursday, Oct. 16 at 7 pm on […]
Opinion: Stop-motion reclaims frame
By Zoe Hughes Page Editor Stop-motion movies may not dominate the screens today, but their impact and artistry remain unforgettable. Whether it was “The Nightmare […]
Editorial: Cracking at the foundation: freedom of speech applies to everyone
The freedom of speech is more than a constitutional right; it’s the foundation of democracy, yet in recent years, the foundation is beginning to crack […]
FM90 celebrates College Radio Day
By Zoe Hughes Staff Reporter Amarillo College’s FM90, along with hundreds of college radio stations around the world participated In College Radio Day on Friday, […]
FM90 returns to 100,00 watts
By Seth Garner Student Reporter Amarillo College’s FM90 is officially back at full power and broadcasting at 100,000 watts for the first time in more […]
Badger Bold campaign ends
By Angelina Syribouth Social Media Manager The Badger Bold fundraising campaign may be over, but, according to Amarillo College officials, its impact is just beginning. […]
Amarillo College pride club hosts Will and Harper screening ahead of national coming out day
By Aaron Glaesman Videographer On October 8th, Amarillo College’s Pride club hosted a special screening of the documentary Will and Harper. This heartfelt and thought-provoking […]
Letter From The Editor
By Gillian Crist Editor-in-Chief The Ranger is an independent news source. The content in this publication does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Amarillo College […]
Review: The Conjuring’s final chapter ends with a whimper, not a scare
By Joleigh Darsey Staff Reporter The Conjuring: Last Rites, based on a true story written by Ian Goldberg, Richard Naing and David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick, was […]