The 2023 Homecoming Court was announced two weeks ago during Chapel after an extensive selection process. Homecoming Queen nominees were nominated by a student organization that they are a member of. Then, when they are nominated they submit an application to be considered. A total of 12 female students were selected over a blind review by 36 ... [Read More…]

Freshman Follies with its second year in Moody is ringing in Family Weekend to show the community what freshmen have made since Wildcat Week. Follies is a talent and lip-syncing competition where freshmen either can show off a choreographed act with their residence hall or showcase a talent of their own. For Mary Clarie Gunn, hall act student ... [Read More…]

As ACU expands, students continue to have more of an opportunity to prepare and present research on campus. Every year students present their research on campus at the Undergraduate Research Festival but in order to do so students must prepare their research months in advance. Dr. Candice Ortbals, director of undergraduate research and professor ... [Read More…]

The graduating class of 2023 gathered in Moody Coliseum Sunday for the new Senior Celebration and Sendoff, which included a dinner followed by and a candlelight devotional in the Teague Special Events Center. During the dinner, the ACU Alumni Association gave awards to seniors who excelled in their grades or department: ACU Honor Man: ... [Read More…]

Three students are running in this year's Student Government Association presidential race for the 2023-24 school year. The candidates for president are as follows: Alli Dimmitt, SGA chief of staff and junior political science major from Naples, Florida Mariana Martinez, junior class president and junior advertising/public relations ... [Read More…]

Updated April 6, 2023: Updated to make clear the Kirk Goodwin Run is annually hosted by the men of Galaxy.  Kade Parmelly, former ACU football player and current Gamma Sigma Phi sponsor, was diagnosed with leukemia in December causing friends, family and the ACU community to rally together and fundraise for his treatment. So far, $68,000 has ... [Read More…]

Scott Erickson, artist, author and performance speaker, visited campus and spoke at Chapel during the Black History Month speaker series last week. His presentation was entitled, "Say Yes: A Liturgy of Not Giving Up On Yourself." The invitation for Scott Erickson to come to campus was a collaborative effort between several departments, including ... [Read More…]

Students in the Department of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences are conducting research on feral cat colonies and how they interact with each other using the feral cats on campus as the subjects of the research. Dr. Jim Carpenter, professor and chair of the department of agriculture and environmental sciences, and students began this ... [Read More…]