Brad Neathery, founder of the "Modern Huntsman" magazine, shared his story at CEO chapel last week. Meredith Orr, senior marketing and business management major from North Richland Hills, said, “We are so excited that Brad was able to join us. ACU has such a great relationship with alum. They bring stuff we might not be able to learn in ... [Read More…]

The Brown Library has joined forces with the department of language and literature t0 host an event in which students and faculty will read a short story of their choice. The first reading of the semester was on Sept. 6, where attendees read their chosen short stories in the new commons area of the Brown Library. McKinley Terry, senior ... [Read More…]

Christy Award finalist and winner of the ACFW Carol Award, National Reader's Choice Award, HOLT Medallion, and Inspirational Reader's Choice Award, CBA bestselling author Karen Witemeyer writes Christian historical romance for Bethany House, believing the world needs more happily-ever-afters. She is an avid cross-stitcher residing in Abilene with ... [Read More…]

Joey Patterson is a shy, 6’1 football player until he starts talking about his car, the 1962 Ford Falcon easily recognized around campus for its vintage, movie-like look. The freshman business management major from Coppell started building cars with his dad when he was 7. “It started out as something he wanted to do, then I took interest,” Joey ... [Read More…]

The university renewed its energy conservation plans with Cenergistic, a Dallas-based company that has reduced ACU's energy use by 25 percent per square foot. According to a press release sent out by Emerald Cassidy, director of public and media relations for ACU, the program began in January of 2014 with a goal of reducing energy consumption ... [Read More…]

Freshmen Follies, Bid Night and family weekend will converge on Friday, leading to an increase in activity on campus. Bid Night activities will begin at 5 p.m. and the first Freshmen Follies show will commence at 8 p.m. Nick Tatum, director of student productions, said he doesn't believe it will impact many students, even though the overlap ... [Read More…]

Advice for Happiness, a new Chapel group, will meet to discuss mental health topics. Sierra Cowell, senior musical theater major from Los Angeles, created Advice for Happiness based on an Instagram account she made last year. "I just posted little ramblings about mental health and my thoughts about recovery and feeling better," Cowell ... [Read More…]

The annual Brown Library spring banquet will be a star-studded affair as Max Lucado ('77) moderates a discussion with first lady (2001-09), Mrs. Laura Bush. The event, which is one of the largest fundraisers hosted by the university library will take place on Thursday, March 28 in the Teague Center. The event is entitled Voices of Hope. While ... [Read More…]

Student Government Association is the largest it has been in years with over 70 members and only two unfilled positions. SGA Executive President Ty Kelley, senior information technology major from San Antonio, said the increase in involvement is due to the group's outreach during Wildcat Week events such as ACU Fest, Abilene City Limits as well ... [Read More…]