As major protests continue across Europe in countries such as France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Albania and Greece, ACU’s Study Abroad programs continue to operate as usual. Mark Barneche, executive director of international education and study abroad, said that the office is monitoring the protests and although some have been in locations near ... [Read More…]

After a week of festivities centered around students, alumni will make their way back to Abilene this weekend for homecoming, with the theme “Traditions.” The weekend will feature regular homecoming events such as the parade, tailgating, the homecoming musical and the football game, where the Wildcats will face off against West ... [Read More…]

Faculty from the College of Biblical Studies released a video series, “We Believe,” earlier this month, outlining 13 key beliefs of the faith. The series was created and hosted by Dr. Jeff Childers, professor in the graduate school of theology, and by Dr. Carson Reed, dean of the college of Biblical studies. It was built as a teaching tool for ... [Read More…]

The ACU Police Department clarified its protocol around hazing in this year's annual crime and safety report, released last week. The report outlined significant crime statistics from 2025, including two reports of rape, six reported burglaries, four reported cases of theft of a motor vehicle, three referrals for disciplinary action and 26 ... [Read More…]