The faculty men’s a cappella group's performance of The Twelve Days of Christmas during Chapel on Wednesday sets the stage for its a cappella season.  One of the group’s co-founders, Dr. Vic McCracken, associate professor of ethics and theology, said the group was formed several years ago by members of the faculty-staff dodgeball team, Release the ... [Read More…]

ACU is partnering with United Way of Abilene to offer volunteers for the first Winter Lightfest. Jordan Jones, associate director of financial aid and counseling, has been selected to be ACU’s loan executive for the 2019-20 school year. Jones, originally from Dallas, has been at ACU since last August. One of Jones’s duties is to assist in ... [Read More…]

Two student entrepreneurs from ACU showcased their small businesses at the annual Abilene Christmas Market, Nov. 9.  The Christmas Market was organized by People Party Craft and consisted of over 50 vendors in downtown Abilene. These vendors are local business owners of varying sizes, including two ACU students  Adriana Colunga and Karson ... [Read More…]

Last week, the first year graduate students of the Intro to Making class in the Occupational Therapy program finished up their second project of the year: making prosthetic hands. Lillie Thomas, assistant professor of occupational therapy has lead the Intro to Making class for two years now. However, the class was originally created by Neil ... [Read More…]

The Kenley School of Abilene and the Duncum Center are partnering with each other to introduce a new program the Social Thinking program to Kenley students. Social Thinking is a methodology that was created by Michelle Garcia Winter, a speech pathologist in California, and will be used at Kenley to address the social skills that students ... [Read More…]