Compass, a new app, was launched this fall to provide a new way for students to earn spiritual formation points and find their way around campus. “It started with a different incentive, which is Compass,” said Derran Reese, director of the Center for Careers and Experiential Learning. “Compass is intended to provide a roadmap for the whole ... [Read More…]

Hannah Pinson, senior accounting major from Abilene was struck by a vehicle near the corner of Campus Court and College Drive after the Surfaces concert on Saturday night. Pinson was taken to a hospital and treated for a severe concussion and other minor injuries and is reported to be in a stable condition. ACUPD later confirmed another student was ... [Read More…]

For 60 years, Gardner Hall has been a beloved and sentimental place to the many women who have called it home. Former "Gardner Girls" lament the demolition of the place where they made their first ACU memories. Past residents recall memories of ghost stories, late night adventures of sneaking out past curfew, blossoming freshman year romances, ... [Read More…]

Voice held a booth at ACUFest on Friday being recognized as a peer support and educational group. Voice, the LGBTQ+ organization on campus, got its start as an underground support group on campus over 10 years ago. Voice became recognized as an official peer support and educational group 2016, but was previously overlooked by student campus ... [Read More…]

Drizzly weather greeted Wildcat Week volunteers and new students as they made their way to campus for move-in day on Tuesday.  Residence halls opened up to students, parents, Wildcat Week leaders and friends from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. to move incoming freshmen and transfer students into their first-year living spaces.  Macy Frost, a freshman ... [Read More…]

Chapel will return in the Teague Special Events Center after a year off due to COVID-19 despite no Opening Ceremonies taking place on the first day of class. Before the 2020-21 school year, Chapel was traditionally has taken place in Moody Colosseum. However, due to the construction on campus chapel will moved into Teague for the start of the ... [Read More…]

Bullock Hall opened its doors to Residence Life staff and incoming freshmen this week after being under construction since September of last year. The hall is a co-ed residence hall housing freshmen with a total of 178 women and 54 men. The building was set to be complete in the beginning of August according to original construction timelines, ... [Read More…]

Dr. Bill Carroll is set to take over the position of Assistant Provost for Graduate Programs after Dr. Donnie Snider retires this year. This position will oversee the graduate programs, primarily the residential programs, and oversees the residential communication and speech disorders program. Carroll, professor of Language and Literature, said ... [Read More…]

Dr. Billy Curl, one of the first black students to attend ACU, visited campus April 28. Ryan Bowman, OMA director, interviewed Dr. Curl about what his experience was as one of the only black men at ACU. “There is no comfortable conversation around this especially from an African American standpoint,” said Bowman. “But the point of this ... [Read More…]