The closing of churches nationwide is impacting thousands. Families are now worshipping in their living rooms on Sunday mornings instead of their local sanctuary. Eden Babovec, freshman political science major from Garland, can certainly relate to the longing many may be feeling right now. “I feel like we should be united and together,” ... [Read More…]

Registration for the annual Children’s Arts and Literacy Festival is now open.  The CALF has become a huge event in Abilene ever since it began in 2012. Art lovers from all over travel to Abilene to partake in this festival.  The theme for the CALF this year is dedicated to author and artist, Loren Long. Sidney Levesque, director of ... [Read More…]

FilmFest, an annual film festival in Abilene, was scheduled to take place on April 3. With classes and many events canceled, it has been announced that FilmFest will now be live streamed at 7 p.m. on April 23.  ACU FilmFest began in 2005 and has since given students the ability to show off their skills. ACU alumni and professionals in the film ... [Read More…]

The ACU debate team is looking forward to future opportunities after successfully hosting their first forensics invitational tournament in over 50 years. The first annual Joseph J. Cardot Forensics Invitational took place earlier this month. Students involved in the International Public Debate Association, or IPDA, traveled from all over to ... [Read More…]