By Daniel Johnson, Sports Editor Five-hundred and thirty seven ACU Facebook protesters can put their worries on hold - the McGlothlin Campus Center bowling alley is here to stay. The original plans of tearing down the bowling alley in the basement of the Campus Center as part of a renovation plan for a new food court were scratched after a ... [Read More…]
Students’ Association Debate
As Students' Association election draw closer, the candidates meet at Chapel on the Hill to discuss student issues and their future plans for SA. All six candidates had the chance to answer questions before the student body at the evening debates. Video/editing by Hutton Harris ... [Read More…]
Candidates explore new means of campaigning
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor Daniel-Paul Watkins coined his opponent's campaign slogan. For Watkins, sophomore political science major from Fredericksburg, Va., and his opponent, Ryan Stephen, sophomore finance major from Spring, the race for SA executive vice president has been friendly - especially because the two are good friends. ... [Read More…]
Six candidates discuss goals, platforms: Voting for the Students’ Association election ends Wednesday. Candidates informed students of their views at the debate.
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor SA executive office candidates spent a lot of time agreeing with one another and laying out their accomplishments at Monday's debates in Chapel on the Hill. When treasurer candidate Kevan Kirksey, sophomore finance major from Tyler, said the budget that is currently in place does a good job of utilizing the limited ... [Read More…]
Hunter accepts new role as special assistant to the president
By Daniel Johnson, Sports Editor Former Texas State Representative Dr. Bob Hunter has one more title to add to his resume. Hunter took his eighth job at the university in his 51 years at ACU after being appointed as special assistant to Dr. Royce Money, president of the university. "He's just ideally suited for the position," Money said. ... [Read More…]
Pipes named Young Alumnus for 2007
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor Kasey Pipes has put words into the mouths of modern-day leaders President George W. Bush and California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger as their speechwriter. And on Tuesday, Pipes, class of 1995, was honored at the Young Alumnus of the Year luncheon for his own leadership and service to the university. Pipes, the 17th ... [Read More…]
Max Lucado steps down as senior minister at Oak Hill Church for health issues
By Mallory Schlabach, Editor in Chief Max Lucado, arguably the university's most well-known alumnus, will step down as senior minister at Oak Hill Church in San Antonio for health reasons, he announced in March. Lucado, class of 1977, is known worldwide for the more than 50 Christian books he's written, including: "He Still Moves Stones," "The ... [Read More…]
Visions of Grace
Several female students showcase their talents to kickoff Women's History Month. From singing to artwork, several students performed before an audience under the stars. Video/editing by Shelby Coates ... [Read More…]
Grove offers renters $1,000
By Daniel Johnson, Sports Editor ACU students who live in the Grove student housing official name will be eligible to apply for two $1,000 sponsorships that will go toward tuition at ACU. The Grove is offering the resident-exclusive sponsorships after the President's Cabinet turned down a proposed partnership that would provide three $1,000 ... [Read More…]
Speakers promote healthy relationships
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor The ACU Counseling Center brought in two prominent members of the Christian community for the sixth annual Healthy Relationships Week, called Sacred Relationships Week this year, which emphasizes friendships, marriages and community in the context of authenticity and spirituality. Christian recording artist Dennis ... [Read More…]
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