A freshly brewed partnership between a pair of nationally recognized innovators – Amarillo College and Palace Coffee Company – is definitely grounds for celebration.
Images of Japanese Internment in 1942, authorized, then confiscated, and finally released by the U.S. government, comprise the first exhibit in the reemergence of the Southern Light Gallery on Amarillo College’s Washington Street Campus.
The identities of the prize-winning artists will be revealed, and all the artwork will be for sale at an open-to-the-public reception to commemorate a juried art exhibition at Amarillo College themed Apple of My Eye.
Michelle Adkins, a senior nursing major at Amarillo College, was one of three students singled out for recognition on Monday, Oct. 17 at an event hosted by the Texas Nursing Association District 2 and the Panhandle Organization of Nurse Executives.
Sandy Duncan was laying it on a bit thick – the paint, not the patter – for prodigiously vibrant flowers adorned her canvas this day.
Effectively engaging more than 10,000 students is a tall order that keeps Amarillo College faculty and staff on their toes daily, but the busy AC workforce still finds time to occasionally shift its focus from campuses to community.
Dozens of local and area businesses, and a few from far and wide, will be represented when Amarillo College hosts the Fall 2016 All Majors Job & Career Fair on Wednesday, Nov. 2 on the Washington Street Campus.
A fresh slate of 8-week classes starts on Monday, Oct. 24 th , right after Amarillo College observes Fall Break, a mid-semester, week-long student holiday.
Since everyone approaches writing assignments with varying degrees of skill and confidence, Amarillo College in 2010 established the Writers’ Corner to help students become more effective writers.
Amarillo College will recognize some especially inspirational educators – including the 2015 National Teacher of the Year – while placing some of its most innovative programs in the spotlight at Celebration of Education.
Amarillo College students pursuing careers as first responders will test their strength, stamina and speed at the First Responders Physical Challenge beginning at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 15 at the Carter Fitness Center on the Washington Street Campus.
Myrna Raffkind was so inspired by the affability and professionalism of her caregivers at The Arbors that she and her husband set up a scholarship that annually supports up to four individuals in pursuit of health-sciences degrees at Amarillo College.
Twenty-seven Palo Duro High School seniors who aspire to careers in the health sciences will receive individualized advice and support thanks to a new Amarillo College initiative designed to pair them with professional mentors.
During his daily travels to and from Amarillo College, Ty Cessnun has no need of sunglasses. Headlights, however, are indispensable at both ends of his day – when leaving the house at 5:15 a.m.
If you hung on his every written word, just wait until Jamie Ford visits Amarillo College to deliver a message in person.
Students in the Legal Studies Program at Amarillo College will be getting more topical, real-life experience this fall than ever before, and the beneficiaries will be many.
A few short years ago, Eric Van Marter would leave home only for reasons most necessary, maybe to see a doctor or buy groceries. To avoid excessive contact with others, he braved a local Supercenter only in the wee hours of the morning.
AC’s most-prestigious staff awards were conferred during fall General Assembly on Sept. 9 at the Amarillo Civic Center, and Kyle Arrant and Mark Rowh each received standing ovations from their enthusiastic peers.
Amarillo College has been handed a set of keys and empowered by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to drive an ambitious new effort to propel underprepared students more swiftly to credential completion.