The volleyball team is volunteering through Beltway Park Church to give people with special needs a prom night on Friday. Night to Shine is an event founded by the Tim Tebow Foundation that depends on the work of around 500 volunteers each year. Beltway has participated in Night to Shine since 2015. Around 800 churches across the country will ... [Read More…]

For many ACU students, Beltway Park Church is a home away from home, and now that home is undergoing renovations. David McQueen, who has led the church for more than two decades as Beltway's lead pastor, will hand the role of lead pastor to the church's teaching pastor. Geoffrey Turner will become lead pastor, while McQueen’s new title will ... [Read More…]

The Office of Spiritual Life has begun the new year and the new semester with key changes to small group Chapels, including the addition of a mandatory meeting for small group Chapel leaders. The changes come with a set of three goals that The Office of Spiritual Life has in the spring semester.  “Our three words are proximity, participation and ... [Read More…]

The Office of Intercultural Engagement and Belonging has created a calendar for Black History Month – the month of February – that includes speakers, student panels, a bus tour and the Afram festival. The theme for this year’s Black History Month is Ujima, which is Swahili for collective work and responsibility. Ryan Bowman, director of ... [Read More…]

After years of absence, Pi Kappa has officially rechartered, offering men on campus another social club to connect with. Pi Kappa President Hawke Ratliff said bringing the fraternity back to campus has been a journey of planning, prayer and dedication from its new members and officers. Unlike other Greek Life clubs on campus, Pi Kappa’s New ... [Read More…]

ACU Online’s psychology and business management programs were recognized as the nation’s best online bachelor’s programs by U.S. News & World Report.  The psychology program, which is the only nationally recognized program in Texas, was ranked No. 18 for the first time. The business management program, which was ranked No. 79, appeared on ... [Read More…]

A stomach bug is crawling across campus, leaving faculty, staff and students sidelined with symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea and stomach cramping, putting them at risk for dehydration.  Students on campus are catching viruses and bacterial infections left and right. Deana Perez, BSN, RN at the ACU Medical & Counseling Care Center, said “Even ... [Read More…]

The Office of Spiritual Life's plan for Moody Chapel in the spring semester includes speakers who will share their testimonies. Chapel production will also look different with the addition of new lights and a fog machine to the set. “This year is about exploring how God works through stories in Scripture and in our personal lives,” campus ... [Read More…]

The men's basketball team may have come up short in the second half Saturday night, but one student walked away a winner in a second chance $500 half-court putt.  Malachi Baird, a sophomore graphic design major from Marshall, came to the ACU basketball game to see his friend sing the national anthem that night. However, he arrived too late to ... [Read More…]

President Donald Trump signed more than 20 executive orders and actions on Inauguration Day. Local voices on campus have expressed opinions about his inauguration and the executive orders he signed during his first day in office. The perception of President Trump’s speech  Trump’s inauguration speech received mixed reactions across the ... [Read More…]