Men’s basketball Head Coach Joe Golding made a name for himself last March after the program’s first-ever Southland Conference Championship and an NCAA Tournament berth. But his journey to ACU was one that was almost cut short years before playing Kentucky in 2019’s March Madness. “I’m really fortunate that the administration here stuck with me ... [Read More…]
Daniels rises to the occasion as a Wildcat
Sophomore guard Damien Daniels might be the smallest on the court, but he plays with the most grit and grind. In only his second year with the Wildcats, Daniels is playing a big role in its system. Daniels is a returner from last year’s tournament team and is taking on the leadership role instilled by the coaches “The coaches tell me to lead ... [Read More…]
Kohl brings spark to starting lineup
Junior center Kolton Kohl sticks out on campus and is a challenge to stop inside the paint. Standing a seven feet, Kohl has the height advantage in nearly every game he plays. Before coming to ACU, he played in his hometown at San Angelo Central High School, where he was awarded the district’s defensive player of the year his senior season. After ... [Read More…]
Winter soldier: ACU alumna partners with ministry that touches lives of women at home and abroad
Dr. Jeanene Reese, Jennifer Crisp and Cliff Barbarick are a few familiar names involved in the wide-reaching renewal ministry Come before Winter. Founded in 2001, Come before Winter is a ministry based on the renewal of leaders around the globe. These renewal trips are lead by a team of members of the ministry who all take on different roles to ... [Read More…]
Connecting to Students the Godly Way: A faculty member’s mission he brought from the dorm hall to the classroom
DiArron Morrison, who worked as the resident dean at both of the freshman male residence halls, McKinzie and Mabee, is finishing his first semester as an instructor in the College of Biblical Studies. Morrison is teaching Jesus: His Life and Teachings and Cornerstone this semester. Next semester he will teach Early Christians: Life, Literature and ... [Read More…]
Collaboration to come with EMU: Professor Santana travels to Cyprus to co-teach two-week design course
Nil Santana, associate professor of art and design, was invited by Eastern Mediterranean University’s Department of Visual Arts and Visual Communication Design to teach a two-week intensive course on brand design as a Visiting Scholar. Santana was invited by Dr. Firat Tüzünkan, assistant professor and vice chair of the department of visual arts ... [Read More…]
Tiny house, Big dreams: How a student built his own house to bring to college
Tiny houses are a trend among people in their 20s and early 30s but few build their own prior to moving off to college. Seth Chapman, a sophomore biochemistry major from Fort Worth, completed building his tiny house in March 2017 for the Tarrant County Junior Livestock Show with plans to use it for housing during his tenure in college. Although ... [Read More…]
Nursing major’s passion for yo-yoing leads to joy in personal and professional life
The busyness of college affects everyone differently, and students choose several outlets to relieve that stress such as reading, hammocking, or working out. Senior nursing major Quentin Rohl however, finds his relief in a unique outlet: yo-yoing. Rohl began his pursuit of yo-yoing as a young kid when a professional yo-yo thrower came to ... [Read More…]
QB Davis shines on campus and on the gridiron
Sema’J Davis has solidified himself as a key component in the Wildcats’ offense in the present and the near future. The sophomore kinesiology major out of Midland has shown his skillset on the field, but there is a lot more to Davis than just his play in between the white lines. Davis a graduate of Midland Lee High School, where he started under ... [Read More…]
Meet the mom to ACU’s international students: Whitt uses experiences to encourage and help others succeed
Attending college can be difficult. Attending college in a foreign place can be extremely difficult. Veronica Whitt, who serves as the international students services specialist, knew the struggles personally when she came to ACU as a freshman from the Philippines in 2009. Her parents were missionaries in the Philippines. Her father is from Texas ... [Read More…]
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