At a time when conversations about faith are increasingly shaped by division and debate, Dr. Richard Beck, professor of psychology, is offering a different approach. One that blends psychology, theology and love through his new book. His new book, The Book of Love: A Better Way to Read The Bible, challenges readers to rethink how they engage ... [Read More…]
University to offer its first Ph.D. program through degree in nuclear science, engineering
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STAR fund reaches $5 million
The Student Trading and Research fund surpassed $5 million on Friday, marking a new milestone for the student-managed investment portfolio. The STAR fund operates through the business class, Fin 439, where students manage a portion of the university’s endowment. The fund began with an initial investment of $25,000 in the 1980s and later ... [Read More…]
SGA transitions leadership at changing of the guard ceremony
The Student Government Association marked the end of one chapter and the beginning of another Wednesday night during its annual “Changing of the Guard” ceremony, a tradition that celebrates past leadership while officially welcoming a new administration. The ceremony on Wednesday gave senators and the executive cabinet a chance to reflect on the ... [Read More…]
Debate ranks third in IPDA National Championship Tournament
Debate competed in the International Public Debate Association National Championship Tournament on April 10-13, at Middle Tennessee State University, and came in third for the Overall Sweepstakes. The IPDA is the largest collegiate debate organization in the nation, and this year it included 52 schools. Aviel Guitzkow, sophomore finance major from ... [Read More…]
Annual Art and Design Competition to highlight students’ work
The final submission deadline is this week for the Annual Art and Design Competition, where students submit their best work of the semester for a chance to win a $12,000 scholarship. All students who are enrolled in an art course during the past summer, fall or current spring semester can participate in the competition. All sophomore art majors or ... [Read More…]
Theatre to perform spring musical, ‘Spelling Bee’
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Students gain real-world experience at Venture Out Market
The Venture Out market, which brought together student businesses, offered products ranging from coffee to handmade jewelry on Wednesday in the Student Recreation and Wellness Center. The market is connected to the foundations of entrepreneurship class, which allows students to start their own business to create, market, and sell their own ... [Read More…]
Alumna to give talk in OIEB speaking series
The Office of Intercultural Engagement and Belonging will put on its second alumni event of the semester. This year, they kicked off the first Annual Alumni Speaking Series, bringing alumni from different career paths back to Abilene to speak with students. Thurmond Metters, director of Multicultural Student Engagement, said the idea for this ... [Read More…]
‘Courting’ earns best picture at 22nd annual FilmFest
The student-created film, Courting, won best picture at the 22nd annual FilmFest Awards Gala on Friday. Students received awards in eleven individual categories and two overall film categories. Abbey Monroe, junior multimedia major from Prospect, Kentucky, worked on five films, and she directed, produced and edited Courting. She also won best ... [Read More…]
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