Moody Coliseum's completion date is being pushed back due to multiple construction issues and materials not arriving on time. Kevin Campbell, senior vice president of operations, said the construction is taking longer than expected due to some underlying challenges and supply chain issues. “Over the last 6 weeks, there have been additional ... [Read More…]

For the past 23 years, the course 'Christian Business Leadership Principles' has been hosted in Colorado but was canceled this year due to a water pipe burst at Crooked Creek, the camp where the students planned to stay.  “This was our first year at the Crooked Creek camp, which is a Young Life camp,” said Dr. Dennis Marquardt, associate ... [Read More…]

Moody Coliseum is now projected to be finished by February, according to Kevin Campbell, senior vice president for operations. The project overall has gone very smoothly despite hiccups in shipping and weather delays. Currently, the locker rooms are ahead of schedule, however the seating bowl continues to be behind schedule. “It is hard to ... [Read More…]

After continued success in programs in the College of Arts and Sciences, the university is considering splitting these two growing programs. More details will be available once the funding for the split is achieved. Dr. Gregory Straughn, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, said the split is a part of his vision of the future for the ... [Read More…]

Sing Song directors continue to prepare for the 2022 production after a last year's show being affected by COVID-19. This year's student directors, chosen by the Office of Student Productions, are seniors Jackson Scott and Riley Fisher, and juniors Sam Onstead, Eboni Wescott and Caroline McKnight. Onstead, a junior finance and accounting ... [Read More…]

With the help of Braver Angels, a nonprofit organization helping young Americans have depolarized conversations, SGA was able to host a debate over if private companies can mandate vaccines. Students on campus were welcome to attend and register for the event. SGA promoted students to speak their minds at this event and to make sure they have ... [Read More…]

The first round of new member orientation for this school year is coming to a close and Sororities and Fraternities are reflecting on the season after the year of set backs due to COVID-19. With some clubs like, Ko Jo Kai pulling in 60 new members and GATA pulling in 23 new members, all of the Greek Life on campus are returning to a normal NMO ... [Read More…]

The Human Collective is a new club on campus that supports the financially underrepresented in Abilene and the surrounding community by educating, acting and showing love to people in poverty.  “We are creating a culture at ACU where people are aware of people who struggle with financial insecurity,”  Gracyn McGathy, president of the club and ... [Read More…]