A sophomore created a new small group Chapel this semester. Abigail Golightly, sophomore Biblical text major from Frisco, said she wanted to create a new place to bring people together and worship. During the Chapel event, Golightly will read scripture and prayer in the BSB 104 at 11 a.m. on Wednesdays. Golightly formed the small group ... [Read More…]
Students gain job experience with Wildcat Software
The College of Business Administration (COBA) implemented Wildcat Software to give students further business experience. Wildcat Software operates similar to a student-run company, complete with paid internships and its own chain-of-command, from a student CEO to its project developers. Wildcat Software has been operating for four years and ... [Read More…]
Images of Aging contest now open for submissions
The Pruett Gerontology Center is accepting entries for the eighth annual Images of Aging photo contest until Feb. 11. Dr. Suzie Macaluso, director of the Pruett Gerontology Center, said the purpose of the contest is to promote positive images of aging. Students may submit photos in a variation of formats. Photos from last year's contest are ... [Read More…]
Back-to-back blood drives welcome all donors
Hendrick Regional Blood Center hosted a blood drive on campus Tuesday. The drive was held in the parking lot between the Brown Library and Hardin Administration from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Two bloodmobiles will be available, and all donors will receive a T-shirt. This blood drive follows one another, where a record 91 donors showed up to give blood ... [Read More…]
Art and Design Department hosts “Postcards From Abroad”
The art and design department will feature an art exhibit with artwork from Study Abroad in a showcase called “Postcards from Abroad”. The event will take place on Friday, Nov. 9 at 5 p.m. inside the Shore Gallery. The exhibit be a gathering of work from students who attended the Study Abroad trip over the summer. “Postcards From Abroad” is a ... [Read More…]
Inclement weather causes flooding
For the past several weeks, inclement weather has drenched Abilene, causing water to rise throughout the city. The flooding has led to several road closures, including FM 89 leading to Abilene State Park and Lake Abilene, US Hwy 83 near Impact and FM 1085 near Trent. Although ACU has underground drainage, water can still overfill the pipes ... [Read More…]
W Club to host Homecoming lunch
The W Club will host a Homecoming lunch this week for the current members as part of Homecoming week festivities. Founded in 1920 by Daisy McQuigg-Sewell, wife of then ACU President Jesse P. Sewell, the club’s primary focus was to function as a catalyst to create an atmosphere of spiritual one-ness among women at Abilene Christian University. ... [Read More…]