Distinguished Lecture 2013: Aron Ralston shares his story with Amarillo
On March 5, AC hosted speaker, author, outdoorsman and survivor Aron Ralston as the 2013 Distinguished Lecturer. Videography by Ranger Web Editor Amanda Castro-Crist.
Distinguished Lecture 2013: Aron Ralston speaks to The Ranger
Author, motivational speaker and accident survivor Aron Ralston, interviewed by The Ranger Editor Bailie Myers as part of the Amarillo College Distinguished Lecture 2013. Videography […]
Fuse Arts Club blends art with community service
Amarillo is a mid-sized city with a smalltown feel, but it has a large pool of talent. Whether it’s the opera, the ballet or the […]
REVIEW: Love, explosions and magic
Imagine a classic romance: two star-crossed lovers coming to a heart-wrenching conclusion while a magic civil war reenactment battle reaches a climax. That sums up […]
Snowmageddon or snow heaven?
[slideshow_deploy id=’4252′] See pictures showing how a record 19 inches of snow the last week of Feb. 2013 affected AC and the rest of Amarillo.
EDITORIAL: Personal integrity is a lost art
Sex, money, status, respect and education are just a few of the things people don’t want to have to work for in this age of […]
Community Link helps to overcome obstacles
Family responsibilities, work obligations and financial disadvantages are some of the many obstacles a person may face when trying to decide whether to attend college. […]
The history of AC: one building at a time
Ordway Hall • Amarillo College is a campus full of rich history. AC was established in 1929 with the help of James Guleke and George […]
OPINION: Stop littering; save an animal’s life
Approximately 70,000 puppies and kittens are born every day in the United States. According to the Humane Society, there are six to eight million cats […]