As major protests continue across Europe in countries such as France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Albania and Greece, ACU’s Study Abroad programs continue to operate as usual. Mark Barneche, executive director of international education and study abroad, said that the office is monitoring the protests and although some have been in locations near ... [Read More…]
Theatre’s ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ returns show to ACU stage for first time in 31 years
Intertwined with the universitywide Homecoming theme of tradition, the Department of Theatre will feature “Fiddler on the Roof” through Sunday, marking 54 years since the department first performed the musical. Lila Griffith, senior theatre major from Sanger, said the opening and closing nights are the best times to go. Her favorite night is ... [Read More…]
Student directors work behind the scenes to bring Homecoming traditions to life
Each year, Homecoming brings the Wildcat community together to celebrate campus traditions and reconnect with alumni. Behind the events, six student directors work with the Alumni Relations Office to coordinate activities and create opportunities for students, alumni and families to make new memories. This year, six student directors are working ... [Read More…]
Police Log: Scooter charger stolen
10/21/2026 2300 hrs. Theft, University Park Apartments A report on the theft of a scooter charger was taken at University Park Apartments. 10/26/2026 1000 hrs. Fraud, Main Campus A student reported that an unknown suspect paid her with a fraudulent check. The investigation is ongoing. 10/27/2026 1800 hrs. Fraudulent Use of Identifying ... [Read More…]
Hotels, housing and headaches: Abilene prices continue to increase with data center construction
As data center construction continues in Abilene with the Stargate data center, Abileneans continue to feel the impact of rising costs, specifically when it comes to hotels and housing. According to data provided by Robert Lopez, the vice president of the Abilene Convention and Visitors Bureau, hotel prices have more than doubled in the past ... [Read More…]
Soccer captain makes life-changing play off the field
Gracie Kelly did not know the man who would receive her stem cells. She knew little about his life beyond his approximate age and his need for a transplant. For Kelly, a junior mathematics major from Corona, California, helping meant overcoming a fear of needles, possible pain and balancing the donation process with her responsibilities as an ... [Read More…]
Graduate student fights adversity with faith adversity with faith
At a camp for young cancer survivors, a fellow camper asked Isaac Newberry a question out of plain curiosity: “What’s wrong with your face?” Newberry, a graduate student, has an asymmetry in his skull, a side effect of the radiation he received as an infant. He went home and asked his parents what the boy meant. They explained that the ... [Read More…]
Soccer makes history with eyes on conference championship
The Wildcat soccer team is putting together a historic season, sitting second in the United Athletic Conference standings at 4-0-4 in conference play, just one point behind Tarleton State. In its first season in the UAC, the Wildcats have positioned themselves to compete for a regular-season conference championship. Head coach Stephen Salas said ... [Read More…]
Gutenberg recognizes three JMC alumni for professional excellence
The Gutenberg Celebration is an annual alumni networking event for the Journalism and Mass Communication Department that honors three alumni for their accomplishments. This year’s Gutenberg Celebration was held on Oct. 29 to honor three alumni: Shelbi Rampy (‘07), Brandon Tripp (‘11) and Brenna Jeffries (‘14). The Gutenberg awards are scale ... [Read More…]
Study Abroad adds Spain summer trip
The Department of Psychology will take a group of students to Spain in 2027 to walk the Camino de Santiago, a historic network of Christian pilgrimages with a final destination being the burial site of Saint James in Santiago de Compostela. The trip is being organized by Dr. Victor McCracken and Dr. David McAnulty in conjunction with the Office ... [Read More…]
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