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Grants provide emergency aid to students

April 20, 2020 The Ranger 0

By Lauren Ebben, Editor-in-Chief Amarillo College has received two grants providing emergency aid to students. The college received $4,794,394 from the Higher Education Emergency Relief […]

Feature: How Badgers Rocked Their Spring Break

Graphic by Shiloh Villegas The Ranger asked students how they spent their spring break.
Freedom of journalism may not be guaranteed

By Foster ConnerPage Editor This comment was made by Jeff Bezos recently in a statement he had made discussing a change to the opinion page […]
Editorial: Communication on campus needs improvement

Throughout our college experience, the importance of communication is heavily stressed. Students are expected to follow specific communication guidelines, which often vary from instructor to […]
Badger $mart offers experience, financial literacy

By Honour SkidmoreStudent Reporter As a non-profit organization, Education Credit Union focuses on providing financial services with an emphasis on community support. Additionally, the Badger […]
Sneak peak into the First Responders Academy

By Jate BrittonVideographer In this video, the Ranger visits the newly open-to-students First Responders Academy and the facilities offered to students.
Sabrina Carpenter wows with deluxe album

By Genevieve PresleyColumnist It truly has been a revolutionary year for pop singer Sabrina Carpenter, who made headlines with her sixth album “Short n’ Sweet” […]
‘Balloonerism’ captures Mac Miller’s sound, raises ethical questions

By Jate BrittonColumnist The late hip-hop artist, Mac Miller’s, newest album, “Balloonerism,” was released on Jan 17, as the second album released after the artist’s […]
Coca-Cola, Dr Pepper debut new flavors, sparking mixed reactions from loyal fans

By Gillian CristPage Editor Coca-Cola and Dr Pepper have both expanded their flavor offerings, with Coca-Cola introducing a new orange cream soda and Dr Pepper […]