John Quiñones, ABC News correspondent and host of “What Would You Do?,” visited ACU Saturday. To start the event, Abilene Mayor Anthony Williams said the university is dedicated to becoming a Hispanic-Serving Institution while increasing its graduation rates of students of color. Quiñones shared stories about his experiences as a Mexican American and his time in the field.
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- Conchas, a traditional Mexican sweet bread, was served before the event. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
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- Mayor Anthony Williams speaks about ACU becoming a Hispanic-Serving Institution. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
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- Churros, along with other traditional Hispanic foods, were served before the event. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
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- Joseph Chapa, sophomore journalism major from Edinburg, delivers a prayer. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
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- John Quiñones begins his speech at Abilene Christian University. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
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- John Quiñones shares stories about interactions with fans. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
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- John Quiñones, ABC News correspondent and host of “What Would You Do?” speaks about his experiences as a Mexican American. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
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- John Quiñones, ABC News correspondent and host of “What Would You Do?” speaks on campus. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
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- John Quiñones joins Journalism and Mass Communication students for lunch after the event. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
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- After the event, John Quiñones eats lunch with Journalism and Mass Communication Department chair Dr. Kenneth Pybus. (Photo by Londyn Gray)
