Early applications for the Rising Scholars program are now open and will remain available to high school sophomores and juniors until March 1, 2025. The Rising Scholars program allows high school students to experience college life before their first semester. Students can apply to study abroad or live on campus for a week while earning a ... [Read More…]
Local voices discuss criticism of the Electoral College
As the nation reflects on the aftermath of the 2024 presidential election, the conversation about the Electoral College has gained significant traction, with various opinions on whether the system is fair, representative and effective. Local political watchers weighed in with their opinions on the current voting system and discussed the pros and ... [Read More…]
ICA officers criticize change from Diwali to Golden Gala
The Indian Culture Association’s annual Diwali event was renamed this year to the Golden Gala because Diwali is derivative of a Hindu festival. Dr. Ryan Richardson, vice president of student life, said changing the name of ICA’s celebration helps to avoid confusion. He said the event was great and not antithetical to ACU’s Christian ... [Read More…]
Gallery: Men’s basketball takes down Texas State
The Wildcats won their game on Saturday afternoon against the Texas State Bobcats with a final score of 72-60. The Wildcats never fell behind during the match and are set to face off against Kennesaw State on Wednesday at 6 p.m. ... [Read More…]
Graduate programs plan for prospective students
With over 20 graduate degree programs, ACU has several opportunities to offer for those seeking higher education. In order to connect with prospective students, the different programs host virtual and in-person graduate program preview days. Associate Provost for Residential Graduate Programs Dr. Bill Carroll said the decision to attend ... [Read More…]
SGA to hold annual Litmas celebration with new features
The Student Government Association will put on its annual tree-lighting Christmas celebration, Litmas, on Sunday. Starting at 7 p.m., students will be able to line up for free food and free mugs. This year, SGA collaborated with the Campus Activities Board to bring in an artificial ice skating rink, which will be between the old GATA Fountain ... [Read More…]
Rushing begins as Wildcats search for community in Greek Life
Rushing season is starting to take off as Wildcats dream about the Greek life they hope to join. Two events, Fraternity Coffees and Sorority Teas have already taken place as an opportunity for potential new members (PNMs) to start learning about the Greek life that ACU has to offer. Robin McPherson is the coordinator for Greek Life. She said to ... [Read More…]
Bean passes city health inspection, implements new changes
The Bean passed its most recent city health inspection in October with an A. This marks an improvement from the inspection the previous month, in which it was hit with 14 health code violations. Ken Weaver, senior director of dining services, said the score is directly attributed to the actions taken to fix the violations and improve the ... [Read More…]
Red River ski trip to mark half-century milestone
The Department of Kinesiology and Nutrition will celebrate its 50th annual class ski trip this winter. The department is planning special events for the trip this year, including an alumni celebration dinner and a slideshow highlighting photos from past trips. Dr. Lynn Luttrell, associate professor of kinesiology and nutrition, teaches Beginning ... [Read More…]
COBA picks alum as new dean
After a national search that attracted over thirty applicants, Mike Willoughby has been selected to start as the new dean of the College of Business Administration on Jan. 2, 2025. “I was a late participant in the process after it became apparent the expansive requirements of the position would likely be most effectively accomplished by a ... [Read More…]
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