AC helps veterans succeed
By ISAIAH FLORES Staff Reporter Amarillo College’s veterans’ services helps veterans who want to gain an education. They can sign up on the college website. […]
Music enrollment up: Virtual performances, social distancing allow majors to play, learn despite COVID
By ALEJANDRA GARCIA Staff Reporter Enrollment in the Amarillo College music department has increased this spring semester. The department’s numbers have risen to 30 from […]
Planning makes transfer process go smoothly for university-bound
By ALYSSA FANT Online Editor As Amarillo College enters the second half of the spring semester, many students’ thoughts are turning to transfer. Jamie Perez, […]
In-person graduation, a blessing to end a tough year
By CAILEY DINGA Page Editor COVID has impacted our lives for the past year and changed the way things are normally done. With the vaccine, […]
Texas ends restrictions too soon
EDITORIAL As of March 10, Texas opened up to 100 percent capacity for businesses as well as got rid of the requirement of wearing masks […]
Increased gas prices are unacceptable
By Ruth Martinez Page Editor Since the beginning of January this year, gas prices started to creep up from the original $1.80 per gallon fiesta. […]
AC investigates increasing online options
By Alejandra Garcia Staff Reporter Amarillo College officials say they recognize the need for more online-based degrees and online and tech-supported classes in a post […]
Mobile garden aims to beat hunger
By Daniel Pineda Staff Reporter Amarillo College students say they are grateful for the services they receive from the High Plains Food Bank Mobile Harvest […]
AC to make masks optional, president urges vaccination
By CAYLEE HANNA, LEXIE SMITH AND ALYSSA FANT Editor-in-Chief and Staff Reporters Mask-wearing will soon be optional at Amarillo College. Dr. Russell Lowery-Hart, the AC […]