The university will launch the Wildcat Bar Association next semester to connect alumni who work as lawyers with current students who hope to work as lawyers. The program is still in the early stages of development. Still, it will be co-chaired by ... [Read More…]
News
Program breaks barriers through adaptive sports
Greater than Three Outreach is dedicated to providing adaptive sports and rehabilitation programs for individuals affected by mobility loss due to traumatic injuries. Heidi Wachtel, the founder of Greater Than Three, is a senior at ACU, about to ... [Read More…]
Have students stopped reading?
Associate Professor Dr. Todd Womble, associate professor of language and literature, has taught English and Literature classes for 15 years. He said he has seen big changes in students' ability and willingness to read books. The required amount ... [Read More…]
Sports
Wildcats look to stay hot against Power Four opponent
ACU left little doubt over the weekend on whether they have bounced back from their losing skid, while sweeping Seattle U in a three-game series on the road. With wins of 15-1, 16-5, and 6-2, the Wildcats improved to 27-15 on the year and 11-7 in WAC play. “I was really proud of our guys,” […]
Men’s tennis wins WAC, puts eyes on national title
The men’s tennis team won the Western Athletic Conference championship last week over Grand Canyon University and will make a run for the national championship. “This team has been incredible,” Head Coach Juan Nuñez said. “We’re young, with only two guys returning from the 2022 championship team, but everyone stepped up. Whether they were on […]
Wildcats fall to Texans, claim second consecutive WAC runner-up
The Wildcats notched the program’s second Western Athletic Conference runner-up in as many years since the program was founded, as the team shot 15-over-par and ended the tournament with 879 strokes. The second-place finish was not the peak for the Wildcats as they grabbed the tournament lead on hole five of the final day. However, […]
Features
Mullens’s 3D idea fueled by his own experience
Wes Mullens never imagined a fly-fishing problem would give birth to a business idea — or maybe he did because as Mullens puts it, the idea was “just the tip of the iceberg.” This example is due to ... [Read More…]