The Student Government Association has been busy preparing for two big campus-wide events: Litmas, its annual Christmas event, and its first-ever Fall Fest. The event will combine things SGA has done in the past, but will revolve around the fall ... [Read More…]
News
Wessel, Bullock 3rd East take win at Freshman Follies
Wessel’s “Spider-Man” and Bullock 3rd East’s “Super Bowl Halftime” won their respective divisions in this year’s Freshman Follies. Courtney McGaha, Director of Student Productions, said that this year’s freshman class participation in Follies was ... [Read More…]
The freshmen frenzy: Addison Briscoe and her journey to ACU soccer
At Smithson Valley High School, Addison Briscoe's talent was never in question. What changed was the work she put in around it. Her high school coach, Jason Adkins, watched the shift happen in real time. "Talent-wise, it was always there, but she ... [Read More…]
Sports
Gallery: Wildcats lose 34 to 17 over Family Weekend
The Wildcats played against Mercer University on Saturday, losing 34 to 17. The team scored 17 points in the first half but was unable to come back after an hour-and-a-half rain delay early in the second half. ACU will play in Abilene on Saturday against West Florida with kickoff at 7 p.m.
ACU Volleyball Opens UAC Play 1-1 as Three Wildcats Make History
ACU volleyball began conference play on the road, splitting its opening two matches as three Wildcats made history before returning home to face Austin Peay and Little Rock. The Wildcats made their United Athletic Conference debut Thursday, Sept. 24, against the University of North Alabama at CB&S Bank Arena at Flowers Hall, falling in five […]
Football comes up short against Mercer in turnover-filled game
After Saturday’s 34-17 loss to the No. 23 Mercer Bears, the ACU football team is 1-4 and officially off to its worst start since the 2020 season, when the team started 1-4. Coming off a 41-39 win on the road at Idaho, the Wildcats seemed to be getting back on track with a solidified starting […]
Features
From Rwanda to ACU, Jabo pursues science and service
Before coming to Abilene, Quentin Jabo had a different future in mind. Growing up in Kigali, Rwanda, Jabo attended a minor seminary and once planned to become a priest. His family supported the ... [Read More…]