For the last home football game of the season, the Student Government Association (SGA) will offer incentives to both individual students and student groups to attend the entirety of the game against UCA. Social clubs and student organizations will receive $4 per member in attendance for the entire game, and individuals will be entered into a ... [Read More…]
Wildcats defeat Bearkats 17-10, first time since 1983
The Wildcats defeated the Bearkats 17-10 Saturday evening in Huntsville, making it the first win against Sam Houston State since 1983. ACU picked up their fifth conference win, the most since transitioning to Div. I in 2013. Their record improves to 5-3 in conference, and 6-4 overall, while SHSU was knocked out of contention for post-season ... [Read More…]
Is free speech worth the challenges
-by David Kneip, associate professor of Bible. An oft-quoted saying with regard to free speech goes something like this: “I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” Often mis-attributed to the 18th-century French philosopher known as Voltaire, the quote certainly reflects the budding “freedom” movement ... [Read More…]
YAF constructs Berlin Wall replica in remembrance
Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) built a Berlin Wall Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. between the library and the campus center. YAF is a national organization that seeks to educate college and high school students about conservative principles such as limited government, individual freedoms, traditional values, free enterprise and strong national ... [Read More…]
Theatre prepares for annual Cornerstone performance
The annual Cornerstone production, typically a play, is a musical for the first time in four years. John and Jen, a musical composed by Andrew Lippa, deals with trauma, PTSD and how negative relationships create and develop personality. The production opens in 1959 to John and Jen, siblings, as kids before he passes away at the end of the ... [Read More…]
Soccer notches first Southland title against SFA
For the first time since beginning the transition to Div. I in 2014, the soccer team won its first Southland Conference Championship after defeating Stephen F. Austin 3-1 Sunday afternoon in Beaumont. The championship win also gave ACU an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament, a first for all of Wildcat athletics. Sophomore midfielder/forward ... [Read More…]
Edwards Hall residents create escape room for Halloween
Residents of Edwards Hall spent seven days creating and producing an escape room for students to participate in an on-campus Halloween event. John Ellison, a junior business management and marketing major from Lampasas, Aaron Jones, a junior Christian ministry major from Flower Mound, and Garrett Martin, a sophomore engineering major from ... [Read More…]
Peak performance: Vestal seeks professional career after college
Since she was 3 years old, Sam Vestal has enjoyed the simplicity of kicking a soccer ball on the freshly cut, dew-covered grass. Though the road to professional athletics ends for most in high school, Vestal said she desires to continue after college. Vestal played on the varsity team all four years of high school at Permian High School in ... [Read More…]
University updates sexual stewardship policy for student employees
The university clarified its sexual stewardship policy for students, faculty and staff in an email last Monday from Dr. Phil Schubert, president of the university. Wording in the previous policy referred to all employees generically, but the administration has reviewed and clarified that student employees in general will be considered students ... [Read More…]
The Adam Dorrel Show #7 – 2018
Max, Lauren and Coach Dorrel recap last week's Homecoming win against Nicholls and preview the upcoming game against Southeastern Louisiana. Lauren speaks with quarterback Luke Anthony about his performance during the Homecoming game. https://youtu.be/ZsKDf1EyJks ... [Read More…]
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