Student Government Association has officially selected Lindsey May and Skyler Gill as the 2022-23 President and Vice President respectively.  Alongside May, a senior marketing major from Farmersville, and Gill, a junior english major from Schertz, the Executive Cabinet was also chosen for the 2022-23 school year.  The board is as ... [Read More…]

Due to the ongoing construction of Moody Coliseum, graduation continues to be in the wildcat stadium There will be three ceremonies starting with an evening graduate ceremony on May 6 at 8 p.m. Continuing the with the undergraduate ceremonies on the next day, May 7, one morning and one afternoon at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. respectively. Garrison ... [Read More…]

Coke or Pepsi? Beginning Monday, the university will begin making the switch from the latter to the former. A five-year contract with Pepsi has came up for renegotiation this semester, and Kevin Campbell, senior vice president of operations, said with students' input and corresponding financial benefits, the decision to switch to Coca-Cola ... [Read More…]

The university is ushering in a new era that will be filled with newer, nicer buildings, but it's not without bittersweet reactions from students and alumni alike. Five construction projects are taking place all at once on campus: The Science, Engineering Research Center (SERC) Wessel hall in the Freshman Village Moody Coliseum ... [Read More…]

With ACU's rise to a research level three institution in the Carnegie Institute rankings and competing in their first year of the Western Athletic Conference, Abilene Christian University's name is well-known across the country. The standard of excellence set at ACU has raised the importance of mental health on campus. Seven departments, 79 ... [Read More…]

The Student Government Association and Intramural team collaborated to host the first ever ACU Olympics last week with team Zebras taking first, The Backstreet Boys taking second and Gammas + Siggies taking third. Students competed on teams of a minimum of five women and five men in swimming, track and field, bouldering, corn hole and ... [Read More…]

The Undergraduate Research Festival returned to campus on April 12 in the Hunter Welcome Center, allowing students to present scholarly research in a normal fashion for the first time since the start of COVID-19. Any undergrad student who submits a research project can enter into the festival to present it in front of their peers and a panel of ... [Read More…]

The African Student Association Market sells items from Africa to show students what African Culture looks like in the Campus Center on Mondays and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. They have many items to choose from including as bracelets, necklaces, waist beads  and pins. They recently received new merchandise such as lanyards, masks and ... [Read More…]