The 2023 Sing Song hosts and hostesses have dedicated the past several months to rehearsals and preparations for this weekend's production. Host and hostess vocal coach Marlow Rodgers said the four women and two men who will host the show will take the entertainment and talent of Sing Song to the next level. “They sing group numbers, duets, ... [Read More…]
Delta Theta hoping to bloom on stage for repeated Sing Song success
Delta Theta continues to sow the seeds of success at this year’s Sing Song with their vegetable garden act. Though a healthier choice than last year’s winning theme, the Deltas are still hoping to cream the competition. Last year’s sweet victory marked the sorority’s first win in 45 years. Winning director, Eva Straughn, senior engineering major ... [Read More…]
Frater Sodalis seeking fortune of fourth consecutive win
From the Dark Knight to Vanna White, Frater Sodalis is deadset on winning it's fourth consecutive Sing Song with this year's Wheel of Fortune act. But the reigning champions’ road to potential victory is proving to be puzzling. Last year's winning director, Jax Hernandez, senior Christian ministry major from Keller, said the Frats' initial ... [Read More…]
Student directors produce, solve puzzles behind the scenes
This year’s Sing Song student directors have diligently been at work alongside the Courtney McGaha, director of student productions, in their preparation for this year's production. “Student Directors are hired each year to lead the production team and help me run the production the week of the show,” McGaha said. “Each student director leads ... [Read More…]
Students share excitement, apprehension about first week of spring semester
Mass interviews of 64 ACU students, conducted by a Media Writing class who asked about what students are excited and apprehensive about. Trista Marcoe, sophomore nursing major from New Braunfels (Photo by Allie Jeffus) "What are you most excited about for the spring semester?" “I was most excited for my January short ... [Read More…]
Soccer, the most popular sport in the world, and how Play4More is spreading the love of the game
Dr. Jason Morris, dean of ACU’s Honors College and founder of Play4More, has coached soccer for years. Now he’s using his passion for the world’s most popular sport to benefit refugees. On Christmas Eve in 2020, Jason Morris could not sleep when the name Play4More popped into his head. Morris had been in discussion with his peers about a soccer ... [Read More…]
Harjo aims to represent Native American heritage through collegiate career
Raychael Harjo, a sophomore guard from Moore, Oklahoma, was first introduced to the sport she loves, which would become her career, by her family when she was a little girl. "All my relatives, my aunts, uncles, they've all played basketball," Harjo said. "And my dad, he showed me when I was really young. He showed me how to shoot and dribble and ... [Read More…]
The artist behind the art, Maddie Rogers
From study tips to Christian encouragement, artist and small business owner Maddie Rogers has you covered. If you’re needing some inspiration or a pop of color to brighten your day, her Instagram, @ohsosunnyart, is just a few clicks away. On this page, she shares whatever she feels called to, mainly in the realm of hand-lettering, and she has ... [Read More…]
Carter Wood: The fountain singer
Walking past the mall area on campus between 5 and 6 p.m., you might hear a familiar tune matched with the soothing voice of Carter Wood, junior worship ministry major from Midland. Wood performs worship songs on a bench Monday through Thursday, if weather permits, to spend time with God. “I love spending that hour with him and just being ... [Read More…]
Name, image and likeness policy and its impact on the ACU student athlete
On July 1, 2021, the livelihoods of college athletes changed forever. But this time it had nothing to do with gameplay. Starting that summer, college athletes were finally granted allowance from the NCAA to be able to profit off of their name, image and likeness (NIL), after years of debate between the NCAA and its student ... [Read More…]
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