As the university struggles to work out the issues of Wildcat Access, some students finally are receiving their book shipments, three weeks into classes. In partnership with eCampus, the new program is meant to provide students with all of their course materials on or before the first day of class at a rate of $350 each semester. But ... [Read More…]
Police Log: Student suffers flag football injury
9/11/2024 0150 hrs. Injury Intramural Fields ACUPD investigated a report of an injury during a flag football game in which an ACU student broke his wrist. Video of the incident was reviewed and a report was made. 9/09/2024 1330 hrs. Medical Emergency Boone Theatre ACUPD responded to a medical emergency in which an ACU student ... [Read More…]
Saturday wreck in Lubbock sent four to hospital
The ACU linebackers coach and the charter bus driver spent two nights in the hospital and are expected to be released Monday after an ACU Football bus was hit by another driver Saturday at Texas Tech University. Linebackers Coach Conor Dubin was evaluated for a suspected concussion and bus driver Darryl Kelley was evaluated for broken ribs. Both ... [Read More…]
Gallery: Football takes Tech to overtime in one-point loss in Lubbock
Football narrowly lost their game against the Texas Tech Raiders, 52-51, in their first game of the season on Saturday. The game marked the homecoming of quarterback Maverick McIvor and head coach Keith Patterson, who both left Tech two seasons ago. The Wildcats are now 0-1 overall and prepare to face West Georgia in their first home game on Sept. ... [Read More…]
New campus ministers to focus Chapel on renewal
The Office of Spiritual Life will begin the school year with a leadership structure and a new theme. After pausing the search for a new university chaplain, Dr. Ryan Richardson, vice president for student life, began to look at two people already involved in ACU spiritual formation. “I started to notice that between Nathan Kranz and Avory ... [Read More…]
Student Life pauses search for chaplain
Five months after the departure of former university chaplain Cyrus Eaton, the Office of Student Life is still not close to finding his replacement. Dr. Ryan Richardson, vice president for student life, said that while the chaplain search committee has looked through resumes and conducted interviews with potential candidates, the committee ... [Read More…]
Gallery: Students compete in 68th annual intramural rodeo
The Agricultural and Environmental Sciences club hosted its 68th Intramural Rodeo Friday evening at the Taylor Telecom Arena. Students from sororities and fraternities, as well as members of the AES club and riding team, competed in various events, including steer riding, doubling mugging and calf scramble. ... [Read More…]
Hosts, hostesses continue tradition
Host and hostesses are a longstanding Sing Song tradition where students are selected to perform between competitions for all to enjoy. This year’s six hosts and hostesses are: Tre Lewis, sophomore ministry and vocation major from Owasso, Oklahoma Peyton Deffenbaugh, a senior psychology major from Argyle Addie McDaniel, a senior ... [Read More…]
Grace Museum showcases student curated collection for Women’s History Month
The Grace Museum is showcasing a student-curated collection to celebrate Women's History Month as part of its cultural heritage exhibition series. This month’s exhibition contains research focused mainly on the women of Abilene. Students in Dr. Amanda Biles’ history 301 class, a course focused on public history and museum work, were given the ... [Read More…]
Local exhibit, “Horses of Revelation,” features work from ACU Alum
Downtown, in Abilene’s Center for Contemporary Arts (CCA), hangs four large paintings titled “The Horses of Revelation.” The paintings inspired by chapter six of the Bible’s Revelation were done by Internationally acclaimed Cuban-American artist and ACU alum Rolando Diaz. The exhibit began on Jan.12 and will end this Saturday. “I’m a strong ... [Read More…]