Some exceptional Amarillo College students, 34 in all, have been selected for inclusion in the 2017 edition of Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities & Colleges .

The highly manipulated photographic imagery of Dick Lane will be featured in an exhibit titled “The Iterated Landscape,” which will be on display from Feb. 13 to March 23 in the Southern Light Gallery at Amarillo College.

The Amarillo College Finishers assembled Jan. 27 to launch a new semester of students encouraging students to achieve their academic goals, and veterans of the support group welcomed newcomers with refreshments and good cheer.

Meet Adrian Ray, a student of biology at Amarillo College who hopes one day to pursue a career in medicine – oh – and a football fan who would not be opposed to seeing the Patriots dissected in the Super Bowl.

Amarillo College’s commitment to addressing poverty was hailed nationally on Jan. 31, when AC was presented with a prestigious Bellwether Award at the 2017 National Policy Summit and Futures Assembly in Orlando, Fla.

Amarillo College students who plan to transfer their credits and continue on their path to earn four-year degrees can interact with representatives from several universities on Feb. 7 when AC hosts its Spring Transfer Fair.

The School of Creative Arts at Amarillo College will showcase both student creativity and the vast expertise of its music faculty during the commemoration of a new gallery space on the Washington Street Campus.

Amarillo College received approval from its Board of Regents on Jan. 24 to proceed with design and construction of a greenhouse facility that is certain to prepare students for the latest in cutting-edge scientific exploration, research and attainment.

Ram Zam is a 19-year-old who did not speak English when her family moved earlier this decade from Thailand to Texas. Amarillo College is committed to removing barriers to success and that includes language barriers, for students like Ram Zam.

Supportive organizations turned out Jan. 19 at Amarillo College to participate in the LGBTQ Global Awareness Fair, an event coordinated by AC’s chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), the international honor society.

The deadline for candidates to file for six-year terms on the Amarillo College Board of Regents is 5 p.m. Friday, Feb. 17.

Amarillo College will commemorate the centennial anniversary of the United States’ entry into World War I with a series of lectures focusing on the global conflict that claimed millions of lives.

Regional roadside architecture, sculpture and signage are the essence of a photography exhibit titled “Did You See That?” on display from Jan. 9 to Jan. 31 in the Southern Light Gallery at Amarillo College.

With little fanfare but heaps of heart, one unassuming band of volunteers repeatedly emerges from the Amarillo College workforce to put food on strangers' tables and gifts under their trees.

The Texas Community College Journalism Association has announced that Amarillo College mass media students won 10 awards in this year’s competition.

Dark glasses might be an appropriate holiday gift for 13 Amarillo College students whose winter recess will be greatly brightened by an eye-opening jaunt through the Land of the Rising Sun.

Amarillo College’s commitment to addressing poverty has been recognized by the Community College Futures Assembly, which has named AC a finalist for a prestigious Bellwether Award.

Amarillo College nursing students face a challenging curriculum, difficult tests, an arduous clinical component that often starts before sunrise and, finally, a rigorous national licensure exam.

Performing in London’s renowned Royal Albert Hall might be nerve-racking for even the most veteran of concert pianists, but Dr. Diego Caetano, assistant professor of music at Amarillo College, is not the nervous type.

It is time to register for spring classes at Amarillo College. Both new and returning students can call (806) 371-5000, or visit actx.edu/enroll to get the straightforward process under way today.