Six students will work as Gameday directors for the 2017 football season, coordinating activities during the inaugural season of Wildcat Stadium. According to the Office of Alumni Relations, the students hired to spearhead activities each Gameday, a when football games are played at home at the new stadium, are: Bailey Goodenough, junior ... [Read More…]
Rwandan students recognize Rwandan genocide 23 years later
The African Students' Association hosted a Chapel Tuesday to recognize the 23rd anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide, which occurred on April 16, 1994. Rwandan students organized the event in memory of the mass killing of 1 million Tutsis and moderate Hutus by members of the majority Hutu government. The event was primarily led by junior ... [Read More…]
Theatre students host first “Princess” cabaret
The Department of Theatre hosted its first ever Princess Cabaret on Sunday evening in the WPAC to benefit the Red Thread Movement. The Red Thread Movement is a non-profit that works to combat human-trafficking and slavery. The princess cabaret provided ACU theatre’s social club, Alpha Psi Omega, an opportunity to perform while also raising and ... [Read More…]
ASA hosts first gospel concert event
The African Student’s Association will host a night of praise and worship through music that is inspired by both African and American cultures. ASA’s gospel fest, Voices of Africa, will be the first concert event put on by the organization. The music will include music from multiple languages and will include English translations. ASA will be ... [Read More…]
Wildlife Society to host birdhouse-building contest
The ACU Wildlife Society will host a birdhouse-building contest to raise money for additions to the Parker Hill Nature Trail. The trail is located just off of campus and will be an educational feature for the university and the Abilene community. The Wildlife Society has contributed in the preparation of the trail by planting native plants along ... [Read More…]
WANA raises awareness for eating disorders
WANA, an on-campus eating disorder support group, participated in National Eating Disorder Awareness week during the first week of March. WANA, short for We Are Not Alone, started four years ago with a main focus on raising awareness for the prevalence of eating disorders and provide a safe place for those who struggle with them. The National ... [Read More…]
Hispanos Unidos to host Latin dance event
Hispanos Unidos will host a Latin Dance event to spread cultural awareness. Hispanos Unidos is a student organization founded in 1991 with the purpose of representing and uniting students from Latin backgrounds. According to the ACU website, HU “has since been instrumental in the cultivation of the Hispanic culture on campus”. While some ... [Read More…]
Cheerleading squad to conduct tryouts
The cheerleading squad will welcome 15-22 new members after their upcoming tryouts on April 7-8. As the cheer team continues to build its program with new sponsor and former Baylor cheerleader Megan Hector, team members say they look forward to adding more. Scholarships will be awarded to certain new members, depending on the amount of people on ... [Read More…]
Spanish Honor Society to publish student-submitted works
The ACU chapter of Sigma Delta Pi is giving students the opportunity to become a published author in its sponsored journal, Hispaniola. Sigma Delta Pi is a National Collegiate Spanish Honors Society and is the largest foreign language honors society in the United States. Since the ACU chapter, Omega Gamma, was started on campus in 2010, it has won ... [Read More…]
Tim Tebow to speak on campus
Tebow will be headed to Abilene on Feb. 12 for a fundraising event held by the Big Country Fellowship of Christian Athletes at ACU’s Teague Event Center to show his advocacy for the FCA program. Tebow will be sharing his testimony and speaking on the role of Christ in athletics and everyday life. Individual tickets are $100 and a reserved table ... [Read More…]
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