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…]
Recycling issue, free bowling for students discussed at SA meeting
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor Students can celebrate environmental awareness with a free game of bowling, thanks to Wednesday's Students' Association meeting. With push from an environmental science class, the Outdoor Club, the Evangelical Youth Climate Initiative and now the Students' Association, campus may boast 15 to 20 new recycling ... [Read More…]
University to launch 21st Century Vision
By Mallory Schlabach, Editor in Chief In an attempt to set the university apart from its main competitors including Texas A&M, Baylor and University of Texas, ACU will seek to increase the level of academic challenge in the classroom, said Dr. Royce Money, president of the university, in a faculty and staff meeting Wednesday. Wednesday's ... [Read More…]
Class project begins fair trade brew on campus
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor Tucked away on the bottom floor of the Hardin Administration Building, just underneath the stairs, a small room bids students to come inside for a cup of social justice. A new sign, typed, recently replaced the handwritten sign that once read: "Suggested donation: 25 cents (to cover part of the cost of the coffee)" ... [Read More…]
Making Choices Week 2007
Students learn the dangers of drinking and driving by riding a DUI simulator that was brought to campus during Making Choices Week. Video/editing by Hutton Harris ... [Read More…]
SA learns art of grant writing: Members of SA recently attended a conference in Boston and learned to write grants. SA is working on a grant to receive money to open the south entrance of the Brown Library.
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor On the edge of Tyler Cosgrove's desk a thick handbook rests, a jargon- filled souvenir from his recent trip to Boston for a grant-writing convention on behalf of the Students' Association. Cosgrove, SA executive treasurer, plans to write two of his own and tailor them to suit the needs of student organizations and ... [Read More…]
The Cowboy Way
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor James Francies, 76, asks a very direct question he said he likes to ask and waits for eyes to shift downward and people to squirm uncomfortably. "What would this world, or [the] United States be like, had it not been for slave labor?" he asks, never releasing eye contact. "Ever thought about that?" Then he ... [Read More…]
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