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Attack of the cones

April 24, 2022 The Ranger 0

OPINION By KIM BLACKStudent Reporter You can’t go anywhere in Amarillo without running into road construction or maintenance crews. Orange cones. Orange barrels. Orange vests. […]

Student Media brings home awards

By ASHLEY ESCOBAR Editor-in-Chief Amarillo College’s Student Media has been recognized with more than 22 awards over a three-day conference in San Marcos, Texas hosted […]
Welcoming change, vision at AC with new leadership

EDITORIAL Change is on the horizon at Amarillo College as we prepare to welcome a new president. With this transition comes, not just a shift […]
FM90 celebrates ninth annual Vinylthon event

By EVAN BANNER Online Editor Amarillo College’s FM90 is preparing for the upcoming ninth annual event of Vinylthon, a celebration of College Radio Day and […]
AC’s Counseling Center – Safe space for students to seek help

Courtesy Photo By ASHLEY ESCOBAR Editor-In-Chief AC’s Counseling Center stands as a light of support for students navigating the challenges of academic and personal life. […]
Two candidates emerge as finalists

By ASHLEY ESCOBAR Editor-In-Chief The x for AC’s new president narrows down as the Amarillo College Board of Regents unanimously announces two finalists for the […]
‘Animal Crossing’ still has raving fanbase

By Madilynn Rainey Student Reporter “Animal Crossing” has been a part of Nintendo since the release of the Nintendo 64. The first game’s release was […]
Garber trilogy bewitches readers from beginning

By Genevieve Presley Columnist “Once Upon A Broken Heart” is the first book in the trilogy of the same name written by American author Stephanie […]
‘Argylle’ puts a twist on classic spy movie tropes

By Jordan Nuner Entertainment Critic I went into “Argylle” with low expectations as the trailer only showed what I expected to be a spy movie […]

Attack of the cones

Student Media brings home awards

Welcoming change, vision at AC with new leadership

FM90 celebrates ninth annual Vinylthon event

AC’s Counseling Center – Safe space for students to seek help

Two candidates emerge as finalists

‘Animal Crossing’ still has raving fanbase

Garber trilogy bewitches readers from beginning

‘Argylle’ puts a twist on classic spy movie tropes

Cleaning up on conference wins

English Department embraces AI

Course withdrawal process explained

Multiple choice misses mark

Breaking stigma, embracing diagnosis