The Natural History Collection was reopened in the Onstead Science Center. The Biology Department celebrated this reopening by honoring Jack Minter as a benefactor and Dr. Thomas Lee's discovery of an Ecuadorian rat. ... [Read More…]

The Ultimate Frisbee Club, ACU's newest club team, hosted their first fall tournament, originally to be played on the intramural fields but moved to Oscar Rose Park. The Wildcats won two of their three games on Nov. 3 and lost their fourth game on Sunday. ... [Read More…]

In the fourth home game of the season, the Wildcats played Northwestern State University. The game was close but ended with an ACU win, 49-47. ... [Read More…]

On Nov. 3 and 4, International Students Association produced their annual production, Ethnos. This year's theme was "The Journey," and the hosts took audiences on a journey around the world through dance and song. ... [Read More…]

The Nancy and Ray Hansen Reading Commons was officially dedicated during a ribbon cutting ceremony. Ray Hansen attended the ceremony honor his wife Nancy's life and values. ... [Read More…]

Fall Stomp, an annual event hosted by Swing Cats, was at Elk's Ballroom downtown this year. The event included live jazz music performed by the ACU Jazz Band that set the tone for the fast-paced evening. ... [Read More…]

The Cabinet hosted Succulent Saturday, giving students the opportunity to plant and accent succulents with rocks, flags and unique pots. ... [Read More…]

Hispanos Unidos hosted its annual Entra a la Plaza in the mall of campus, celebrating Hispanic culture with authentic foods, candies and dancing. ... [Read More…]

The Halbert Center for Missions and Global Service held a Missions Week cookout and other events throughout the week to reach students and inspire them to serve on missions. Different missionaries came to campus to share what options are out there and talk about what God is doing all over the world. ... [Read More…]