With talents abounding, Savannah Mora hopes to utilize her skills as she pursues a degree in communication disorders to become a speech-language pathologist. “My interesting talents are dance, the ability to play the cello and a little bit of the bass guitar, and … I used to teach kids how to dance,” she said. In her field, Mora can ... [Read More…]
Meet the freshmen: Jamyson Starrett
Jamyson is coming to ACU for a multimedia degree, but is looking forward to his involvement as ACUTV as well. "I’m most excited to get to meet new people and getting to experience new things with ACUTV." Jamyson felt called to ACU after his visit because of how the university felt, as well as the opportunities it presented. "I picked ACU ... [Read More…]
Meet the freshmen: Gracie Rhodes
Football was once widely considered a game for boys, but Gracie Rhodes thought otherwise. The freshman pre-occupational therapy major from Henderson, Nevada, this past season competed at the varsity level as the starting kicker for Lake Mead Academy. Following a season in which head football coach Nate Oishi lost his starting kicker, he ... [Read More…]
Meet the freshmen: Andrew Wisniewski
“Next thing I knew, I was face to face with a black bear.” Andrew Wisniewski was just 12 years old when he was heading to the woods to go camping in the Georgian Appalachian Mountains with his family. His dad, his stepmother and his dog Max, were with him. While the family was setting up camp, Wisniewski said a black bear decided to approach ... [Read More…]
Meet the freshmen: Eva Arriola
Originally drawn to ACU by the beauty of campus, kindness of the community and endless opportunities, Eva Arriola has discovered a pathway on campus that will lead to her dream coming true. “I really like this college,” she said. “There are a lot of internships and pathways that I can use to get out there in the world.” As a lover of movies, ... [Read More…]
Optimist seeks to serve students through multiple media outlets
First published in 1912, the Optimist has been a longstanding medium for students, faculty and alumni to get news about ACU and the Abilene community. The Optimist presents a unique opportunity for students with a love for journalism to get involved in their campus through the art of sharing news. Ashley Henderson, junior journalism major from ... [Read More…]
Swinging through spring: Dance group popularity continues
ACU was not a school that was previously known for dancing. Being a Church of Christ university, it was prohibited and often done in secret. But the times have changed, and dancing has been on campus for quite some time now. Students can participate in student dance organizations at any year and any level. One of which is ACU Swing Cats. “I ... [Read More…]
Second largest U.S. fire effects student, her community
For more than a month, Peyton Dockray has been dealing with trauma from nearly 300 miles away. Dockray is a senior kinesiology major from Canadian, a city that recently burned in a fast-moving grass fire that turned into the second-largest fire in U.S. history. The fire’s destruction extended to almost 1.1 million acres as the flames from the ... [Read More…]
Students reflect on the highs and lows of the first week of class
The Media Writing classes conducted 94 interviews among ACU students and asked what was the best and worst moment of the first week of classes. Bekka Gaulrapp Sophomore Nursing major from Castle Rock, Colorado (Photo by Daniel Curd) "What was your best moment of the first week of classes?" "Getting to see all of my friends ... [Read More…]
A colorful start: Chalking returns to campus concrete
ACU’s campus is filled with beauty from the GATA fountain and the landscaping to the colored-filled messages that take over the pavement, however the fate of chalk art on campus is uncertain after recent decisions. Chalking has become a mainstream way for students to announce and communicate with their peers at ACU. Strolling across the private ... [Read More…]
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