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Presidential Scholars offers networking, travel opportunities

October 2, 2022 The Ranger 0

By DAISY BURTON Student Reporter The Presidential Scholars are a group of honor students at Amarillo College who participate in enrichment activities, community service and […]

International travel lets students soar

September 26, 2022 The Ranger 0

By Samuel Malone Student Reporter Amarillo College’s Student Life Program is leading this year’s international trip to Switzerland, Italy and the French Riviera. Traditionally, Student […]

Goodbye Amarillo, dzień dobry Poland

October 18, 2021 The Ranger 0

After 2 years of COVID delays, Presidential Scholars’ Poland trip gets green light By Elizabeth Chunn Student Reporter Poland, a country known for its vivid […]

Review: ‘Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice’ Beetle-Fanta

By Alex Rhodes Videographer Fanta recently partnered with Warner Bros. and released six limited edition drinks based on the long-awaited upcoming “Beetlejuice” sequel, “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.” […]
Review: Post Malone makes shift to country music in new album

By Genevieve Presley Columnist The music world is constantly evolving, with tons of artists and music lovers exploring new sounds, especially country. As a result […]
First responder facility makes debut, provides opportunities

By Jate Britton and Gillian Crist Videographer and Page Editor Amarillo College’s First Responder Academy is now open and features advanced facilities designed for realistic […]
TimelyCare offers healthcare access to students, families

By Ashley Escobar Editor-in-Chief Amarillo College offers TimelyCare access, a platform offering 24/7 access to medical and mental health services to currently enrolled students, their […]
Education Credit Union unveils new Badger $mart branch

By Sam Chavez Videographer Education Credit Union opened the new Badger $mart Branch on the Amarillo College Washington Street Campus on Tuesday, Aug. 27th. The […]
Opinion: Unpacking first-generation experiences

By Alejandra Garcia Page Editor When people think of an immigrant, they often envision someone who has traveled from another country to the U.S. seeking […]
Editorial: Restrictive technology could help maintain educational integrity

It’s no secret that school has become a technology-based learning environment. Even when attending in-person classes, everything essential for a class is found behind a […]
Troubles with FASFA support leave students scrambling

Graphic by Bailey Vaughan By Raina Burusnukul Page Editor This year’s FAFSA intended to increase eligibility for financial aid to low-and middle-income students, while also […]