Sororities and fraternities have participated in a variety of events this semester for the second round of rushing and New Member Orientation this year. As Greek life at ACU grows to include freshmen in the rushing and joining process, they will also expand their commitment to philanthropy and spiritual formation. Robin McPherson, senior ... [Read More…]

Voice chapels have gone from having 30 consistent students attending to 80-100 students consistently attending. Voice chapels take place in Hart Auditorium on Wednesdays from 11-11:30 a.m. Voice is an organization on campus with the purpose of providing a safe space for people to explore the concept of their spirituality and sexuality. Voice ... [Read More…]

International Students’ Association is hosting their annual show Ethnos on Nov. 20 from 5 p.m.- 9 p.m. at the Abilene Convention Center.  General admission is going to be $12 at the door, $8 for students and children and $10 for faculty and staff. Tickets are also being sold online and at the campus center until November 19th. Everyone from ... [Read More…]

The intramural volleyball season for men’s and women’s champ, rec and co-ed teams began Monday and will continue until Dec. 2.  All indoor volleyball intramurals are taking place in the Money Student Recreation and Wellness Center, using gyms A, B and C to have simultaneous games. The mission of intramural sports is to collaborate with ... [Read More…]

The annual Cornerstone play, a production of "God's Favorite," is set to take place Nov. 15-20 at Fulks Theatre. There will be open seating and tickets will be $25. There will be six performances with a talkback following each performance.  This is the first time a comedy play has ever been performed for Cornerstone.  Based on the book of ... [Read More…]

African Awareness Week took place Oct. 11-Oct. 15 and was a week full of events organized by the African Students Association. Each event raised awareness and celebrated diverse African cultures on campus and in the community. ASA held many events throughout the week including an ASA Takeover, which allowed students to dress up in their best ... [Read More…]

The Homecoming Carnival is back and will take place Friday, Oct. 15 from 5-8 p.m. on the Hardin Administration Building lawn and part of Campus Court. The event will be open to the ACU community and admission is free, however, inflatables will require wristbands, which will be $5 and can be purchased at the event.   The annual event is a crowd ... [Read More…]

The Office of Residence Life has begun accepting applications for Fall 2022 and will continue until Oct. 11. Residence Life is responsible for all on-campus living and its core beliefs are that every person is created in the image of God and that they deserve a safe home where they can grow and belong. Emily Berry, assistant director of ... [Read More…]

After changes to the event during COVID-19, Sing Song this year will take place in the newly opened Moody Coliseum on April 1-2, 2022.  In previous years, Sing Song has taken place in February but this past spring semester, the administration decided to move it to the beginning of April or the end of March moving forward. The Sing Song date ... [Read More…]

The Department of Theatre premiered Tied at Fulks Theatre on Saturday. Tied is a play set in 1963 after the death of four young Black girls in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing. In the play Daniel, a devoted husband and father, has lost his youngest daughter to this tragedy. The one-man play was presented in a staged reading performance ... [Read More…]