Gamma Sigma Phi’s 68-hour volleyball fundraiser event is underway at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center. The event began at 7 p.m. on Thursday and will go on until Sunday at 3 p.m. Anyone can participate, even those from the Abilene community. GSP has held its annual 68-hour volleyball since 2012 and the number 68 comes from the club ... [Read More…]
The MACCC to highlight women’s health through Monday Mile event
The Medical and Counseling Care Center is hosting a come-and-go event to raise awareness for women’s health on Oct. 26, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Students are encouraged to walk the track at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center for a mile while learning about the women’s health screenings and services available for students. Everyone is ... [Read More…]
SGA prepares for Fall Fest, Litmas
The Student Government Association has been busy preparing for two big campus-wide events: Litmas, its annual Christmas event, and its first-ever Fall Fest. The event will combine things SGA has done in the past, but will revolve around the fall season. Fall Fest will take place on Oct. 12-14 and its events are still in the works, yet to be ... [Read More…]
The Saunders Center hosted Alumni Advisory Board walk-through ahead of its Oct. 19 soft opening
The Saunders Center for Joy and Human Flourishing kicked off with its Alumni Advisory Board walk-through on Friday, roughly two weeks ahead of its soft opening. The official grand opening will take place on January 22, 2027– which is exactly one year after the groundbreaking of the Center. Students are encouraged to visit the Saunders Center ... [Read More…]
Same childhoods, same study abroad locations, different experiences
Siblings Jackie and Jordan Gebhardt have lived in 8 different places. This past year, they added one more to their list through the ACU study abroad program– Leipzig, Germany. Jackie and Jordan were both born in Palm Springs, California, but since their dad is in the Army, this meant moving 10 times throughout their childhood, and often calling ... [Read More…]
SGA passes seven new amendments to fund student organizations
The Student Government Association allocated $32,000 among the 67 organizations on campus at its semiannual budget meeting last Wednesday. This meeting serves as a way for student organizations to lobby for more money. Last spring, SGA had an average request amount of $785 per organization, and for this fall semester, that amount went up to $950. ... [Read More…]
Students begin campaigning for SGA class representatives
The Student Government Association is starting up this fall with campaigning for class representatives. SGA held interest meetings on Aug. 25-27 and 31, and students interested in being a class representative have begun petitioning by collecting signatures from their respective class. Each class has four different positions available: president, ... [Read More…]
Meet the 2026-27 SGA executive team
With a new academic year ahead, the Student Government Association has selected its 2026–27 executive team. Made up of returning leaders and new faces, each member brings different experiences, goals and ideas for how to better serve the student body and strengthen campus life. Josh Hamm: President Joshua Hamm, senior biomedical major from Double ... [Read More…]
Paw and Honey restaurant to join ACU Dining
Paw and Honey, a Mediterranean restaurant, joined ACU Dining with its official opening date being Wednesday, Aug. 19. It will offer students a chance to eat healthier at a more affordable price. ACU Dining received about 1,300 responses from their annual dining feedback form, “Voice to Vision,” and most of them were requesting a cheaper, and more ... [Read More…]
University to offer its first Ph.D. program through degree in nuclear science, engineering
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