Emily Milnes, director of recruitment, visited the Department of Political Science on April 18 on behalf of ACU’s sister school, Pepperdine University, to inform students about the Pepperdine School of Public Policy. The Pepperdine School of Public Policy is an academic branch of one of Pepperdine's master’s programs. It is a 20-month program ... [Read More…]
Gallery: ACU holds Undergraduate Research, Creativity and Innovation Festival
ACU hosted its annual Undergraduate Research, Creativity and Innovation Festival on Tuesday at Hunter Welcome Center. The event showcased student’s research and gave them the opportunity to present it in front of faculty and peers. The festival was followed by a group dinner where several students where presented with awards for their achievements. ... [Read More…]
LangLit professor studies Indigenous art at Paint Rock
Dr. Jeremy Elliot and Dr. Eric Schroeder took a handful of students to a paint rock site in late March. This is a collaborative excavation that Elliot has been working on for a few years with Schroeder, who is an archaeologist. “We wanted to do something that was collaborative with Indigenous People,” said Elliot, associate professor of English. ... [Read More…]
Author Goff stresses love at President’s Circle
Bob Goff spoke about loving others and leading students well to donors at the presidential circle dinner. Goff is a speaker, a New York Times best-selling author of Love Does and Everybody, Always. He is an Honorary Consul to Uganda and founder of the human rights organization Love Does. He is also an adjunct law professor at Pepperdine ... [Read More…]
ASA ‘kicks back’ for Easter
The African Students’ Association hosted an Easter Kickback on March 29 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the University Park Apartments ClubHouse and Pavilion. This is the first year the club put on an event for Good Friday. It was aimed at students who were not able to return home for the Easter weekend. The idea was proposed by one of the club coordinators ... [Read More…]
AES to host 68th Intramural Rodeo
The Agricultural and Environmental Sciences club will host its 68th Intramural Rodeo on April 25 at the Taylor Telecom Arena. Doors will open to the public at 5 p.m and the event will officially commence at 6 p.m. Fully funded by local sponsors and donors, the AES club invites members of the ACU and Abilene community to come and spectate ... [Read More…]
Pom Squad tryouts are fast approaching
Tryouts for Pom Squad will be held on April 27. The ACU Pom Squad is a D1 dance team that was founded in 2019. The squad performs a routine on the sidelines during football season, the court and sidelines during basketball season and a field routine and dugout routine during baseball season. These routines include dance styles such as pom ... [Read More…]
Sing Song overall winners include Ko Jo Kai, Gamma Sigma Phi and the Senior act
Sing Song winners were announced at the shows this past weekend with the winning acts being Ko Jo Kai, Gamma Sigma Phi and the Senior act. Sing Song shows happened this past Friday and Saturday with multiple students performing from the ACU community. Several awards were given, including set and design, costumes, vocals, entertainment, ... [Read More…]
Police Log Apr 2 – Apr 9
04/03/2024 9:20 p.m. Disturbance 700 EN 13th St ACU PD and APD responded to a disturbance in the roadway at 700 EN 13th St. It was a disturbance over parking at a Sub T party. 04/04/2024 4:19 p.m. Suspicious Person Wessel Hall ACU PD responded to reports of a female trying to gain access to the hall. No one matching the description was ... [Read More…]
Free campus resources empower students
ACU offers several resources to help students succeed in their academic, financial and spiritual lives. Some of these resources include: The Writing Center The Tutoring Center The Speaking Center The Alpha Scholars Program The Career Development Center Financial aid advisors Academic coaches Academic advisers Alongside ... [Read More…]
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