2011 Common Reader: Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
By Tashana Hughes Thousands of lives were lost on Sept. 11, 2001. To remember the victims of 9/11, the Amarillo College institutional theme this year […]
Tuition, fee increase affects out-of-district students most heavily
In an effort to recover from the budget cuts, AC opts to raise tuition and fees By Vanessa Garcia At Amarillo College this fall, fees […]
Parcells Hall renovation complete
Construction continues on exterior, Byrd Business Building By Chris Major Renovations on the interior of Parcells Hall are complete, and students and faculty are settling […]
Bachelor’s degree not likely to come to AC
Despite issued challenge from Governor Rick Perry, bachelor program at AC very unlikely By Kathryn Strong Gov. Rick Perry issued a challenge to universities to […]
Hereford campus eyes expansion
Addition would include programs, new facilities By Tanner Willis Amarillo College is looking to build new facilities on the Hereford Campus. On Sept. 8, a […]
Hardback Cafe offers great coffee, food, and warm atmostphere
Review by Joel Hulsey Coffee, whether in the midst of late-night studying or in the middle of a snooze-class, is a common thing today, and […]
The Help: Powerful and Inspirational
Tate Taylor’s latest film shows how it takes only one courageous voice to change lives By Tashana Hughes A large number of voices stay silent, […]
Children of all ages have opportunity to live out their dreams
The magic of Kids’ College, it makes dreams come to life By Christian McClure They line up in their positions, ready for whatever their teacher […]
Red Hana: bland, overpriced
Restaurant review By David Gisch I had high expectations for Red Hana. Having eaten at a similar Mongol grill in Lubbock a few months ago, […]