By Kyle Peveto, Page Editor The city of Abilene may raise the number of unrelated people who are allowed to live in one house from three to four residents next month. Employees within the development services department have researched other cities' policies concerning the issue and suggested raising the number. The issue will go before the ... [Read More…]

By Kyle Peveto, Page Editor Rance Bland issued a challenge to all students Aug. 28. He presented his Prayer Network ministry to the student body during Chapel and asked students to work at unifying the college campuses in Abilene, reach out to the community and train the next generation of collegiate leaders. "I really want to see college ... [Read More…]

By Kyle Peveto, Page Editor Almost five years after beginning his career at ACU, Brian England, director of Judicial Affairs, will be leaving after the fall semester. England will be joining his wife and daughter in the Dallas area, where Christy England has already begun work as an administrator at Dallas Christian Schools. "My plan is to ... [Read More…]

By Kyle Peveto, Page Editor While new students met roommates and settled in for Welcome Week, 28 freshman men moved temporarily into Edwards, a sophomore residence hall, to live four to a room. More first-year men came to start the school year than there were rooms to house them. "There's no way to necessarily account for that," said Dr. Mimi ... [Read More…]

By Kyle Peveto, Page Editor Water conservation plans for the City of Abilene have changed for the fourth time since 1998. The city now allows ornamental fountains to run through the stage two water warning, the point where residents are allowed to water their lawns once every two weeks. Revised conservation plans have changed the watering days ... [Read More…]

By Kyle Peveto, Page Editor Personnel changes in Campus Life have switched around titles, offices and administrators. In the student productions department, Kendall Massey has taken over for Phyllis Wilson, who resigned last year. "He is an extremely talented guy," said Wayne Barnard, dean of Campus Life. "There are a lot of neat things that are ... [Read More…]

By Kyle Peveto, Arts Editor Finals week represents to many students that last climb before reaching the final peak of the semester and the descent of summer. To others it means a week of no schedules, fewer classroom hours and no Chapel. "It's probably one of my easier weeks," said Amy Palmer, senior nutrition major from Brandon, Miss. Students ... [Read More…]