In commemoration of America’s 250th anniversary, the office of undergraduate research, creativity and innovation will host a symposium in which students will have the opportunity to share their research, insights and projects that explore how the Chtistian faith intersects with American citizenship and U.S. history. Randall Fowler, assistant ... [Read More…]

Dr. Mason Lee has been appointed dean of the Graduate School of Theology, effective immediately, after serving as interim dean since 2025. Lee has been at ACU since 2020, serving as associate dean and director of contextual education before stepping into his role as interim dean. Lee said the appointment is less about personal achievement ... [Read More…]

After a week of festivities centered around students, alumni will make their way back to Abilene this weekend for homecoming, with the theme “Traditions.” The weekend will feature regular homecoming events such as the parade, tailgating, the homecoming musical and the football game, where the Wildcats will face off against West ... [Read More…]

This year’s Boo Bash is returning to campus Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. in the library parking lot. ACUPD will be grilling hot dogs for the first 100 people; put on by the Campus Activities Board, 2026’s Boo Bash will be different from the year before. Each year, CAB puts in the effort to make each Boo Bash unique and worth coming to. This year is ... [Read More…]

Alumni will have the opportunity to travel to Portugal in September 2027 as the university continues developing a travel program designed to strengthen connections between alumni and the university. The 13-day trip will take participants through several regions of Portugal, beginning in Porto and continuing along the Portuguese Riviera to the ... [Read More…]

Missions Week began with the nonprofit and volunteer fair on Monday. This week, events will lead up to the World Wide Witness application night on Wednesday. At the nonprofit and volunteer fair, students were encouraged to explore missions opportunities in Abilene and their hometowns before considering an overseas mission. “We’re really ... [Read More…]

For ACU students planning to vote in the Nov. 3 general election, early voting begins Monday, Oct. 19, and runs through Friday, Oct. 30. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. The deadline to register to vote in Texas for this election was Monday, Oct. 5, so students who missed it cannot register for the November election. Students who are already ... [Read More…]

ACU soccer is finding its rhythm as conference play continues, with the team gaining confidence from recent road wins and looking to carry momentum into the final stretch of the regular season. The Wildcats enter Friday’s matchup with a 6-2-5 overall record and a 3-0-2 record in conference play. “We’re peaking at the right time,” head coach ... [Read More…]

Gamma Sigma Phi’s 68-hour volleyball fundraiser event is underway at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center. The event began at 7 p.m. on Thursday and will go on until Sunday at 3 p.m. Anyone can participate, even those from the Abilene community. GSP has held its annual 68-hour volleyball since 2012 and the number 68 comes from the club ... [Read More…]

Students interested in joining Greek Life will have the opportunity to learn more about campus clubs during Sorority Teas and Fraternity Coffees, which begin Friday as part of the spring rushing process.  Robin McPherson, senior coordinator for Greek Life, said the events give potential new members the opportunity to learn about each ... [Read More…]