From cow to kitchen: Appreciate the origins of food
Written by | Aaron Hamilton | Think of your dinner plate. What is on it? Does it have a hamburger and fries? Or is it […]
spring 2016
New policy prohibits smoking on campus
Written by | Jenna Gibson Starting Aug. 1, students and employees no longer will be allowed to smoke on Amarillo College campuses. In response to […]
Budget cuts and buyouts save $3.6 million in president’s plan
Amarillo College has reached its goal of saving $3.5 million as a result of President Dr. Russell Lowey-Hart’s plan of attrition, a voluntary retirement incentive […]
Students aren’t just blowing smoke
The students have spoken – no ifs, ands or (cigarette) butts about it. As the smoke clears, the most important aspect of the new policy […]
Media to blame for negative stereotypes
Written by | Salvador Gutierrez In the past few years, the Latino community in the United States has been the focus of a great deal […]
We all could die tomorrow – so live your life to make the most of every day
Written by | Lily Gamble Live your life. It is the easiest advice a person can give, yet so many Americans choose to ignore the […]
Overseas trip brings educational benefits
Written by | Dakota Kessler An educationally beneficial trip to two countries drenched in World War II history is what the Amarillo College Presidential Scholars […]
Computer contest finalist designs study app
Written by | Magaly Tinoco An Amarillo College student is a first-time semi-finalist for the 2015 Pearson Student Coding Contest. Twenty-six-year old Brent Autry, a […]
Students accepted into NASA Aerospace Scholars program
Written by | Randi Riggs Six Amarillo College students are flying high after getting accepted into a competitive NASA program. Phillip Boothby, Nicolette Coulson, David […]