Student sheds light on dark day in Lithuanian history
In conjunction with Amarillo College’s Common Reader Project, The Ranger features a series of articles written by Dr. Mary Dodson’s Composition I class that focus […]
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Police offer variety of services to aid students
The Amarillo College Police Department is more than just an independent police force operating with state-certified peace officers that provide AC campuses with law enforcement […]
Navigators club aims to teach values of real love, relationships
An Amarillo College club is focusing on the way love is viewed in the world. That is why the Christian Bible study group, the Navigators, […]
Randy Rogers Band personifies Texas country
Country music is a big deal in West Texas. When we even have our own subgenre (Texas/red dirt country), it is safe to assume it […]
October is fun; go out
Whether you’re at the movies, at home or hanging with friends at local coffee shops, there is not much to do on Saturday nights besides […]
Students study the impact social media has on business
From capturing selfies and vomiting rainbows to messaging their grandparents, Amarillo College students devote a great deal of time to social media. Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, […]
PBS hosts American Graduate Day
American Graduate Day was hosted nationally on Oct. 3, and Amarillo’s Panhandle PBS station was present and accounted for in supporting students on the path […]
Leadership retreat offers opportunities
Students are giving the Fall Student Leadership Retreat rave reviews. The two-day retreat took place Oct. 2-3 at Talon Point retreat center, about 48 miles […]
Is gun violence really the issue?
When tragedy strikes, it is difficult to know how we will react personally. We can do our best to prepare and remain alert for warning […]