Veterans were honored on campus with the annual Veterans Day Chapel event Friday in the newly renovated Moody Coliseum. Craig Fisher, associate vice president for advancement and alumni, and Blair Schroeder, chief planning officer, planned out the event in Moody after renovations. "A Veterans Day ceremony has been a tradition at ACU for many ... [Read More…]

The Indian Culture Association held a Diwali event at Teague Center in Zone 1 Saturday. This is the organization's second semester on campus and first time holding a Diwali event as an official organization.  The evening consisted of dancing and authentic Indian cuisine, which was made possible by community donors. The celebration was open to ... [Read More…]

Honors College faculty and two honors students attended the National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) Conference in Dallas last weekend for the first time since 2018.  The conference ran from Thursday to Saturday and included guest speakers, a grad school fair, research presentations, a student party and an awards ceremony. Assistant professor ... [Read More…]

The emergency phone light pillars, which are scattered across the Lunsford Trail, are having technical difficulties with half of the light not functioning properly. The lights are checked on a monthly basis for functionality and after this month's check, ACU Police Chief Jason Ellis said most of them just do not light up. "The main problem ... [Read More…]

Over Homecoming weekend, the Department of Art and Design held many different events to showcase student artwork and host alumni with one of the events being a live creation of a mural. The mural is featured in the art and design courtyard area just outside of the Don Morris Building.  The concept and idea for the mural was formed back in the ... [Read More…]

SGA President Lindsey May sent a message encouraging freshman class senators to vote ‘no’ on resolution S.R. 99.05 in Wednesday’s senate meeting which was interpreted by the author of the legislation, as well as other members of SGA senate, as a breach of presidential power.  A second message was sent later urging senators to vote how they ... [Read More…]

Gov. Greg Abbott visited Abilene at Front Porch Coffee Shop to engage with voters Oct. 31 in the lead up to elections. He was introduced by Stan Lambert, House 71 Representative, who is up for re-election this month and responsible for the governor's campaign stop in Abilene. Lambert introduced  Gov. Abbott to the attendees. "Our governor is ... [Read More…]