The Black Student Union, the Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion have joined together to plan events that educate others and provide celebrations during Black History Month. These celebrations are meant to honor the history and heritage of Black students, faculty and staff. Director of Multicultural ... [Read More…]
Annual Lunar New Year celebration held by ASO
The Asian Student Association (ASO) celebrated the Lunar New Year Saturday at Hillcrest Church of Christ, welcoming the Year of the Rabbit on the Chinese Zodiac calendar. The event was supported by the Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Office of International Students And Visiting Scholars with a goal of bringing everyone together to ... [Read More…]
Student life implements new software, updates rushing process
Greek Life has started a partnership with Campus Director, a software company that works with universities all over the country. The Campus Director software has an algorithm programmed to match rushees to clubs, implementing a more modern method to the current ranking and voting system. Rushees rank which sororities and fraternities they want ... [Read More…]
Dead Day events bring atmosphere of liveliness
Dead Day is a significant day for college students stressed about finals to catch up on sleep, studying and relaxing before the last week of fall semester. The 2022 Dead Day events truly brought life back into the heart of the students to finish the semester strong. Events were hosted by SGA, CAB, ACU Honors and other departments who simply ... [Read More…]
Christmas Stay-Cation rings in holiday season
Christmas is in full swing with Student Government Association hosting Christmas Stay-Cation over the weekend. This year SGA collaborated with with CAB leadership and head of Student Engagement to put on the event which included a three day weekend of festivities such the Moody lock-in and coffee crawl. SGA president Lindsey May said she loves ... [Read More…]
Community opens doors to host students for Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is known as a time for family, thankfulness, gratitude – and of course food. Many students are not able to travel home for the holiday, so many in the ACU and Abilene community open their homes to students in need of a warm, home cooked Thanksgiving meal made with love and care. The International Student Association (ISA), ... [Read More…]
From 10 years old, freshman from Africa advocates for women’s empowerment
Many traits make Karissa Idoko different from the typical ACU student. In addition to being younger than most college freshmen and an international student, Karissa also has her own non-profit organization. Karissa is a freshman interior design major from a city in West Africa called Lagos, Nigeria. She is active in the honor's college and just ... [Read More…]
Weston and the Evergreen: An inspiration to big dreamers
Faces full of thought and concentration filled lead singer, Weston Weast's apartment. The clock would tick as the hours passed. There would be a moment of silence, but their minds began to merge together as their ambitions for growth as artists and Christians led them to an artistic flow to create new music. As the sun went down, their instruments ... [Read More…]
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