David Grossman, 21, of Austin, passed away on May 28, 2026, due to an unexpected medical emergency. Grossman was a senior Bible and Ministry major with an AmeriCorps summer internship at the Abilene Food Pantry. Grossman’s friends and family ... [Read More…]
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Wildcats kick off a new era, look toward 2026 changes
Women’s soccer looks to turn the page in 2026 after finishing 2025 with an overall record of 6-11-3 and a 2-5-3 record in conference. In the Cats’ first two games this season, they beat Jackson State on the road 3-1 and before falling to New Mexico ... [Read More…]
Hazzard’s dunking journey continues in Dunkman finals
After years of turning his passion for dunking into online content, Cam Hazzard is taking his talents to one of the biggest stages in the sport. Hazzard, a junior finance, accounting and information systems major from Little Elm, won Group A of ... [Read More…]
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Wildcats earn historic preseason ranking, top spot in UAC poll
After two consecutive United Athletic Conference championships, the Wildcat football team earned its highest preseason ranking in Div. 1 history, added 53 new players, led the UAC preseason coaches’ poll and led the conference in All-UAC selections with eight. ACU enters the season ranked No. 15 in the FCS Stats Perform Poll and No. 14 […]
Wildcats gear up for conference realignment
At the end of the 2025-26 athletic season, a major restructure of the Western Athletic Conference is set to take place. Since its creation in 1962, the WAC has been the home of over 40 collegiate programs, including Hawaii, Arizona and the United States Air Force Academy. But after only five seasons of ACU being […]
University, men’s golf coach part ways after 12 seasons
Athletics has decided to go in a different direction in men’s golf, making a leadership change as Tom Shaw is out after 12 years leading the Wildcats. The university announced the change Monday and said in a statement from Vice President for Athletics Zack Lassiter that Shaw had a huge impact on the ACU program: […]
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‘Very very well’: Remembering Rodney Ashlock and his legacy at ACU
“I’m very very well,” said Dr. Beth Ann Fisher, recalling a familiar phrase that did not quite belong to her. “I caught myself saying that. It’s something Rodney used to say.” Dr. Rodney Ashlock, ... [Read More…]