Surviving zombies to stay fit
By Perla Arellano News Editor Amarillo College students and employees soon will have the opportunity to have fun while staying fit. The Zombie Challenge […]
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Center conducting two-day blood drive on campus
Recent events at the local and national levels have increased the need for blood. With the bombings in Boston, the explosion in West TX and […]
Cash for College offering help for financial needs
The reasons for not being able to pursue a higher education can be endless but the reward of having a degree can make it all […]
REVIEW: ‘Identity Thief’ steals your money and time
We all are cautious about who we give our personal information to. That, however, isn’t a problem to Diana, a conniving identity thief, played by […]
Members of AC student media get the chance to meet CBS anchor and correspondent, Scott Pelley
[slideshow_deploy id=’4450′] Members of AC’s student media were invited to Lubbock to meet Scott Pelley, managing editor and anchor of the CBS Evening News and […]
New board of regents members to be elected
The Amarillo College board of regents has three six-year terms and an unexpired two-year term available for election in May. The board is composed of […]
OPINION: Education is key to gun control issues
Gun control has made headlines around the nation recently, and Texas is no exception. We have heard about all the legislation that has been introduced […]
Shakespeare Valentine’s Day play offered to theatergoers
TheatreAC students travel, compete for Kennedy Center scholarship funds • With two productions offered and two trips, this semester will be busy and exciting […]
Student tries to change views on Latinas
It all started as a charity event for his church. He never foresaw competing at a national level, much less in an international event. The […]