Visiting professor speaks about community
By LAUREN EBBEN, Staff Reporter ¦ On Wednesday, Nov. 1, a professor from Kansas State University spoke to a group of students about ways they could […]
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Opioid crisis hits home
By STEVI BRESHEARS, Staff Reporter ¦ Prescription drug overdoses claimed the lives of more than 72,000 Americans last year, according to “The Washington Post.” This represents a […]
Election approaches; many millennials may stay home
By SALVADOR GUTIERREZ, Staff Reporter ¦ Millennial voters could have a significant impact in the approaching midterm elections, but many say they won’t cast ballots. Millennials make […]
Center has free counseling
By SAVANNAH LINDVAY, Staff Reporter ¦ At the Amarillo College’s Washington Street Campus, on the second floor of the student resource center lies the Amarillo College […]
Sarine serves from the heart
By AUSTIN ASHBY, Staff Reporter ¦ Dennis Sarine has been committed to serving the community and its students since his mind was changed in high school. “I […]
Change of majors sparks success
By JD TUCKER, Staff Reporter ¦ Maverick Evans is a psychology major at Amarillo College. But he hasn’t always been on the psychology path, nor did he […]
Beto visits
By SALVADOR GUTIERREZ and BLASS GUERRERO, Staff Reporters ¦ On Monday, Oct. 29, one week before the election, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, Beto O’Rourke campaigned at the Six […]
“Trump effect” affects students, majors; Trump presidency has caused an increase in applications to journalism schools across the country
By LAUREN EBBEN, Staff Reporter ¦ Throughout his presidential campaign, Donald Trump was known for repeatedly attacking the media and press, claiming “fake news,’ whenever coverage of […]
Revealing the truth about transfer
By LAUREN EBBEN, Staff Reporter ¦ Amarillo College is often a steppingstone for students who don’t plan on going to a university right out of high […]