This year’s Undergraduate Research, Creativity and Innovation Festival will explore undergraduate research across various fields on April 16. The URCI Festival showcases projects spanning STEM disciplines, social sciences, humanities and the arts. A common misconception regarding the festival is that it solely STEM-focused. This year, faculty is ... [Read More…]
Police Log Feb. 27 – Mar 5
02/27/2024 1:30 p.m. Bomb Threat Dallas Campus ACU PD investigated a possible bomb threat made via text to the ACU Dallas Campus. The threat was found to be a hoax and not a legitimate threat. The suspect is not in the vicinity and does not have the capability to carry out the alleged offense. 02/29/2024 8:33 p.m. Domestic Disturbance Campus ... [Read More…]
Students serve Abilene community
The Missions Students’ Association organized A Day of Service with several local non-profit organizations including Abilene Youth Sports Authority, Alliance for Women and Children and Grace Community Garden. Before volunteering, students signed up for specific non-profits online leading up to the event. Tasks included supervising a sports ... [Read More…]
Sanctify prepares to take stage at Boone Family Theatre
On March 22 and March 23, Sanctify will present the “Sanctify Showcase” at 7 p.m. in the Boone Family Theatre. Since the fall semester of 2010, Sanctify has been a hip-hop dance group on campus. Their mission is to change the perception people hold with hip-hop and show how their love for Jesus Christ can be shown through a passion for dance. ... [Read More…]
Paws for Change: Feral Cat Initiative Evolves into Student Organization
The Feral Cat Initiative has begun a new chapter as it has transformed into its own student organization. In recent years, ACU has been known to have special feline residents roaming its campus grounds because of a program called the Feral Cat Initiative which helps to feed and neuter campus cats. Before Fall 2023, the Feral Cat Initiative was ... [Read More…]
Pickleball Club creates competitive team
The Pickleball Club hosted tryouts for the club's first competitive team on Feb. 24. The tryouts were for students interested in playing pickleball as a competitive sport. They were divided into two parts with a skills test in the morning and a competitive play in the afternoon. Students who were eager to show off their talent were required to ... [Read More…]
Region 14 event to focus on autism
Region 14 Education Services Center will host the 20th Annual Autism Extravaganza on Feb. 28 at Hunter Welcome Center from 8:30-4 pm. This is a free event open to anyone who is interested in learning more about autism, the support that is available in the community and encouraging a more accepting world for neurodivergent people. A resource ... [Read More…]
Sing Song dance teams prepare for opening night
With roughly six weeks until Sing Song opening night, preparations for the dance team, which perform alongside hosts and hostesses, are happening. Courtney McGaha, director of student productions, was a judge along with the Pop Squad coaches and choreographers —Amber Ramzanali and Peyton Bourland. Judging was based on the ability to quickly ... [Read More…]
BSU Organizations hosts annual AFRAM Fest event
The Black Student Union will be hosting its annual AFRAM Fest event on March 1. This is the biggest event that BSU hosts for Black History Month, and everyone is invited. “BSU aims to promote excellence between the Black community as well as advocate for members of the Black community creating a safe space for them,” said Tamil Adele, a ... [Read More…]
Board retains Sexual Stewardship Policy in January meeting
The Board of Trustees left the university's Sexual Stewardship policy intact when it met last month, two months after Holy Sexuality Week in November and after reactions to the event from alumni and students. The Sexual Stewardship Policy describes the university's position on sexual relationships and sexual ethic, and since 2016, it has ... [Read More…]
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