By Mallory Sherwood, Managing Editor ACU'S fifth college will open for prospective students in the fall of 2007, coordinators said. The School of Information Technology and Computing, which has been in the works for three years, is in the process of developing new degree plans, courses and majors for students of the future school. Beginning this ... [Read More…]
Music of Bob Dylan, U2 among topics for Coffee House discussions
By Denton Josey, Student Reporter The first time he saw the movie Crash, Steven Moore was moved by the issues it brought up. "It raised questions about race in a new, different, fresh way," said Moore, assistant professor in the Department of English. "It really speaks to so many people." Discussions about Crash are only part of the forums ... [Read More…]
Diaz to create theme-based painting during scripture reading
By Kelline Linton, Staff Writer Cuban-American artist Rolando Diaz will paint during a live performance Sunday, Monday and Tuesday night at 8:45 p.m. in the Williams Performing Arts Center. His performances are a part of Bible Lectureship that organizers hope will appeal to the college crowd through art, music and spirituality. As music plays ... [Read More…]
Money to open lectures with Milligan College president
By Jaci Schneider, Copy Editor Dr. Royce Money, president of the university, will share the Lectureship stage Sunday night as he delivers his opening address with Dr. Don Jeanes, president of Milligan College in Johnson City, Tenn. The lecture, entitled "The Word Became Flesh and Dwelt Among Us," will focus on unity, said Dr. Mark Love, director ... [Read More…]
Show sends emotions spiraling: Siggies, GSP capture 5th win
By Jonathan Smith, Editor in Chief What began as a shocking end to the 50th Sing Song on Saturday ended up causing confusion and a full range of emotions for Sigma Theta Chi and Alpha Kai Omega as students and spectators waited almost an hour after the official ending of the show for results to be recounted. In the end, Sigma Theta Chi, Gamma ... [Read More…]
Organizers plan September event: Although he has five less months to plan the next Lectureship, Dr. Mark Love said he believes organization for next semester’s event is going well.
By Jonathan Smith, Editor in Chief When the Bible Lectureship ends each February, Dr. Mark Love, director of Ministry Events, usually can go a couple months before having to begin planning the next year's event. This year, however, with Lectureship moving to the third weekend in September, planning already has begun for next year's event, which ... [Read More…]
Forum aims to restore unity among churches: After a century since their split was recognized, leaders from the Church of Christ and Christian Church meet at Lectureship for the Restoration Unity Forum.
By Jonathan Smith, Editor in Chief "There is a distinct people taking the word of God as their only and sufficient rule of faith, calling their churches 'churches of Christ' or 'churches of God,' distinct and separate in name, work and rule of faith from all other bodies of people." Shortly after David Lipscomb penned these words about 100 years ... [Read More…]
Former ACU first lady Ruth Stevens dies at age 80
By Mallory Sherwood, Managing Editor Ruth Stevens, wife of past-president and chancellor emeritus, Dr. John Stevens, died Saturday afternoon in her home at the age of 80. Ruth had been in Hospice care at her home at Christian Village. The former first lady of the university spent most of her adult life dedicated to the school, said Dr. Royce ... [Read More…]
Summer ministry internships available
By Sarah Carlson, Arts Editor Students interested in interning in a church ministry or missionary position can still submit resumes for interviews with churches Tuesday and Wednesday, said Robert Oglesby, instructor of Bible, missions and ministry and director of field education. About 50 churches will conduct interviews in the east side of the ... [Read More…]
Seniors prepare for memorable Siing Song performance
By Denton Josey, Student Reporter For 50 years Sing Song has been an ACU tradition. For senior Jeff McCain, it has been a tradition since he arrived on campus. "This is what ACU's all about, the fellowshipping and the singing," said McCain, integrated marketing communication major from Liberty. Including this year, McCain has participated in ... [Read More…]
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