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…]

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…]

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…]

Students in WorldWide Witness are finishing their final responsibilities while preparing for internships. WWW is an organization that provides students the opportunity to travel to locations around the world where to learn and serve the community. Students who enroll and are recruited are placed on teams of one to four members with whom they ... [Read More…]

The ACU Downtown Gallery in Abilene opened this year's art show of all 3D artwork with the help of five artists and the ACU Maker Lab on Thursday. The art show consists of all three-dimensional objects, most of which are interactive pieces that move. Four of the five artists involved in the show teach in the Department of Art and Design, while ... [Read More…]

The Abilene Zoo will open its new giraffe exhibit to the public on Saturday after four years of planning and construction. The Abilene Zoo has had a giraffe exhibit since 1968 when zoo officials purchased two females. For nearly 50 years, zoo-goers fed the giraffes crackers from the "Highneck Bridge" before the renovation of the exhibit. In ... [Read More…]

Oxford scholar Dr. Michael Ward will speak about C.S. Lewis as a chapel forum for a spiritual formation credit, sponsored by the Alpha Chi Honor Society. Ward will speak Friday, April 1 from 11 a.m.-11:45 a.m. in Hart Auditorium. Dr. Ward's presentation is titled, "C.S. Lewis: On the Role of Imagination and Reason in Science and ... [Read More…]

The Honors College will host a Murder Mystery Dinner April 2 for the first time since 2012. Organized and cast by Honors students, the Murder Mystery Dinner allows for audience participation because attendees will get to vote on who they think the murderer is. "This event gives students the chance to take a break from the everyday stress of ... [Read More…]

Members of the Black Students' Association will perform a Black History production which students and the community are invited to attend. The play, called Testify, was produced by BSA president Khamisie Green and is set in an impoverished district in North Carolina. "The play is going to be very entertaining with our version of muses (like ... [Read More…]