Abilene is, by definition, a small college town. While there are still things to do and places to go, most of those are closed or at half capacity because of the pandemic that just doesn’t seem to end. We’re left to our own devices to entertain ourselves with minimal resources and multiple regulations, and many groups of friends are scrambling ... [Read More…]
SGA officers set goals for new school year
While COVID-19 may have put a hitch in the election process, class officers have set goals for what they each want to accomplish this year. The annual SGA class officer elections concluded Monday. Freshman and senior classes have a total of 13 officers each while sophomore and junior classes have a total of 11 officers each. Freshman class ... [Read More…]
Changes introduced to chapel on campus
COVID-19 regulations have caused multiple changes to how students are experiencing chapel this semester. In place of normal chapel times, students can take place in three different types of chapel throughout the semester including small group chapels, spiritual formation events and community groups. Small group chapels and spiritual ... [Read More…]
Siggie Pavilion nearing October completion
Sigma Theta Chi is expecting completed construction of its Siggie Pavilion on campus this semester. The pavilion is being constructed in commemoration of the club's 50th anniversary that took place last year. “It’s in commemoration of the 50th year so it was super exciting last year at the 50th Homecoming dinner and everyone was so ... [Read More…]
Psychology department hosts support hour following police shooting of Jacob Blake
ACU’s psychology department held a come-and-go support hour to support students and their mental health due to the aftermath of racial injustice protests and the shooting of Jacob Blake. Psychology department faculty attended the event Friday in hopes to talk to students about how they are being affected by the nation’s recent events. “I ... [Read More…]
Student Government Association alters election process for class officers
Student Government Association is hosting interest meetings for students who hope to run for class offices and senate positions. Each class has positions open for a president, vice president, multicultural representative and ten class senators. However, due to the new guidelines set in place for COVID-19, students are being encouraged to ... [Read More…]
Pessimism is the enemy; let’s not speak too soon
While some students are dreading what they assume will become an inevitably fully online semester, how must we expect to fight the battle against COVID-19 without any optimism? Yes, classrooms, instruction, and campus life may be radically different, but the university still has managed to bring students together in the place many of us feel is ... [Read More…]
Mentor leader tested positive for COVID-19 during Wildcat Week
A Wildcat Week mentor leader tested positive for COVID-19 during Wildcat Week, which saw extensive health protocols as students returned to campus. Students and the other group leaders involved were informed of the positive result. Initially the Wildcat Week group was sent back to their residence halls. “I got back and was prepared to do ... [Read More…]
Bean reduces to 50% capacity
The Bean has implemented new rules and regulations to better protect the university as the fall semester begins. The campus dining hall has put into place multiple new precautions for the semester, including a 50% capacity limit for students as well as safety training and personal protective equipment for all associates. “All associates are ... [Read More…]
Gallery: New students begin Wildcat Week with move-in
Incoming freshman started Wildcat Week by moving into their residence halls on Sunday with the assistance of parents, friends and Wildcat Week volunteers. Students were limited to two guests in their rooms during the move-in process, and all volunteers wore masks throughout the day. ... [Read More…]
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