The ultimate frisbee team is hosting their annual tournament fundraiser at Wildcat Stadium on April 6 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Each team must have seven to 14 players registered and at least two girls must be on the field at all times. The team will decide whether to use pool play or brackets for the tournament format on Saturday ... [Read More…]

For the first time, a Galaxy member will be the beneficiary of the Kirk Goodwin Run. The recipient of the run this year is Raelynn Dawn Riddle, 11-month-old daughter of Galaxy member Ben Riddle. Raelynn was born with a heart condition called Congenitally Corrected Transposition of the Great Arteries (CCTGA) This rare heart defect is when the ... [Read More…]

Theatre students and faculty began rehearsals before spring break for their April performances of the Broadway musical Bright Star. Bright Star will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Apr.11-13 and Apr. 26-27 in Fulks Theatre, with a talkback on Apr. 26 and a dinner on Apr.27. The play, set in North Carolina during the 1920s through the 1940s, was ... [Read More…]

Five films walked away with awards at the annual FilmFest Gala on March 29. The Brotherhood, directed by junior theatre acting major Rankin Dean and junior communication major Wade Austin, won three awards, including Best Picture. Dean also directed Sacred Space, which earned him the award for best director, among three others for the film. ... [Read More…]

The Hallows, new coffee shop and cocktail bar opened up for full operation on March 11. The brand was created by 2016 ACU graduate Daniel Sotelo and Sam Wolfe. Hallows offers a simple selection of coffees during the daytime throughout the week and adult beverages from 5 p.m. until closing time at midnight. They also host live music occasionally ... [Read More…]

After their soft opening on Monday March 18, Maslow Coffee Company is officially open for business. Over the span of one year, owner Garrick Palmer and wife, Kristen, are stepping into a new chapter of life. With no previous exposure to commercial business or the fluctuating status of a small town coffee shop, Palmer embarked on this project ... [Read More…]

Applications for Homecoming Co-Chair and Homecoming Steering Committee are open but are closing quickly. Working alongside the Alumni Relations office, Homecoming Co-Chairs help put-on Homecoming. As a member of this team, students are given the opportunity to plan events for Homecoming 2019. These students are expected to be dedicated to their ... [Read More…]

Dr. Kelley Elliott, associate professor of history, will teach the first course covering historical perspectives on gender and sexuality. The Department of History offers classes on social, ethnic and women’s history. However, a course directed towards the topic of sexuality, in particular, has never been taught. “Our courses need to reflect ... [Read More…]

On Wednesday, Student Government Association passed four resolutions regarding elections and another regarding constitutional amendments in its first-ever Constitutional Convention. C.R. 95.33 formally called for the implementation of the new constitution, which called for a restructuring of SGA and the creation of a judicial branch called the ... [Read More…]

A new university agreement with Chartwells means Bean Bucks are no longer being accepted in the Campus Store. Students can still use their student account for course-related materials, and Campus Cash can be used on anything in the store.  Previously, because the store is run by Barnes & Noble, they accepted various forms of payment and ... [Read More…]