Wildcat Week leaders, Steering Committee members and ResLife staff have been hard at work since 7 a.m. moving incoming freshmen into their new dorm homes. ResLife changed the move-in system this year. Students were assigned a move-in time based on their room number and proceeded to move through ResLife's drive-thru before unloading their cars ... [Read More…]
Substitute hired as permanent jazz director
The Department of Music hired a new jazz director, Mike Rogers, to direct the jazz programs and instruct music theory courses permanently this year. Rogers, a graduate student from the University of North Texas, was previously hired as one of the many jazz substitutes since Derek Brown, former Jazz Director, left ACU to pursue a performing ... [Read More…]
Fifty students recognized as University Scholars
Fifty students were recognized as University Scholars for their academic excellence within their designated departments last Thursday. The students were honored based off their knowledge and skills within their department, overall academic excellence and previous undergraduate research. After careful selection and consideration, the students ... [Read More…]
Ladies and gentleman, here comes Mrs. President
[YOUR PORTRAYAL OF HISTORY IS NOT ADEQUATE HERE. ACU JUST LOST A FEMALE VICE PRESIDENT. WE'VE HAD MULTIPLE FEMALE DEANS OF COLLEGES. WE'VE HAD FEMALE BIBLE PROFESSORS (ALMOST UNHEARD OF IN CHURCH OF CHRIST UNIVERSITIES). ACU HAS ALSO INVITED FEMALE KEYNOTE SPEAKERS TO SUMMIT. MY POINT IS NOT THAT THE SCHOOL DESERVES MORE CREDIT, BUT THAT YOU CAN'T ... [Read More…]
SAAC to dedicate baseball game, honor Hudson Wade
The Student Athlete Advisory Committee will dedicate a baseball game April 2 to honor Hudson Wade and his family. Hudson Wade, the 11-year-old son of ACU alumni Kirk and Laura Wade, was diagnosed with leukemia and battled the disease for the last four months of his life. During Hudson's treatment, he was given an Wildcat baseball jersey as well ... [Read More…]
Art students place surprise pieces around campus
Several students placed different pieces and types of art around campus as part of a new art project. The art presents itself in new forms and requires some thought as well as creativity from the art students themselves. Unlike other projects, the students were required to create a piece that would cause the audience member to not see it as art ... [Read More…]
Awkwardness is the name and Formal is the game
As spring blooms its first petals, chirps its first song and shines its first warm rays on the golden brick paths, one agonizing hunt begins to settle upon campus. A dark, deep, foggy and, perhaps, terminal event lurks around the corners of April and May; Spring Formal. Women and men search like hunters for the perfect date, perfect outfit, ... [Read More…]
Please Use The Nearest Exit
From the moment you stepped foot on this campus, you were told over and over of the ACU Mission: to educate students for Christian service and leadership throughout the world. Through this, you have been told repeatedly of the various culture groups around campus and why you should join. That you should learn about another's culture, so that you ... [Read More…]
Students study technology addiction
A group of students have begun to research and analyze the technological addictions students have and the effects it has on someone's attention span. With technology changing every minute, millennials have acquired a taste for technological advancement by checking for the latest trends, ideas, news and social interactions through any electronic ... [Read More…]
Lost in the Election
I WAS GOING TO CRITIQUE THIS, BUT IT DOESN'T SEEM TO BE FINISHED, RIGHT? Election season is one of the most complicated, divided and stressful times within our nation. Red, white and blue hang around our necks and stand on our yards in proclamation of new order and corresponding rulers. Voices leak through the TV and radio screaming "VOTE! ... [Read More…]
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