Don’t let SAD get you down
OPINION By RUTH MARTINEZ Co-Editor For as long as I can remember, I have hated cold weather — and don’t get me started on winter […]
Cultures aren’t costumes
Respect, not roleplay EDITORIAL For many people, Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year. Plenty of parties to celebrate, fun decorations, […]
Goodbye Amarillo, dzień dobry Poland
After 2 years of COVID delays, Presidential Scholars’ Poland trip gets green light By Elizabeth Chunn Student Reporter Poland, a country known for its vivid […]
AC gives $10.8M in COVID relief funds to students
By Erica Vanbuskirk Student Reporter Amarillo College has distributed $10.8 million to students directly affected by the Coronavirus. The money came from the federal government […]
Students, faculty look forward to fall break
By GABRIEL GONZALES Student Reporter Amarillo College will hold fall break Oct. 18-22. With this time off just around the corner, students say they are […]
Health care worker burnout
Photo Illustration by Arine Garin | The Ranger Surge in hospitalized COVID patients weighs heavily on caregivers By Jo Early Online Editor Nursing burnout continues […]
Fine arts classes prepare to move
By NICK BANDY Columnist The Amarillo College fine arts program will soon move to newly remodeled facilities in the basement of the College Union Building. […]
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at AC
Arine Garin reports.
Building futures
By ELIZABETH CHUNN Student Reporter Amarillo College will add a new construction program in January 2022. Administrators say the new program will prepare students for […]