By Sarah Carlson, Staff Writer Take a West Texas town, add a huge rivalry and throw in football. Now try and put the two schools together to see what happens. Proposition 3 of a bond proposed by the Abilene Independent School District recommends combining the Abilene High School Eagles and the Cooper High School Cougars and building one high ... [Read More…]

By Kyle Peveto, Opinion Editor Among recently announced budget cuts, students are most concerned about the loss of the Academic Advance Department and the Learning Enhancement Center. Though many said they understand the need for streamlining the university's expenses, some believe other action could have been taken. "I see the need for it ... [Read More…]

By Paul A. Anthony, Editor in Chief Spring enrollment increased in both number of students and number of hours over last spring. Enrollment increased by 112 students over Spring 2003 to 4,403. A statement released by the university noted the figure is the second-highest for a spring semester. "I'm pleased with the spring enrollment," said ... [Read More…]

By Jonathan Smith, Managing Editor Dr. Charles Siburt will assume several new responsibilities after being named vice president of Church Relations. The position is a high-level position in the university administration and makes Siburt part of the President's Cabinet. "It makes official a lot of things I've been doing unofficially," Siburt ... [Read More…]

By Sarah Carlson, Staff Writer The ACU Roller Hockey team is selling T-shirts to raise money to pay for its approximately $4,000 league fees. The shirts come in either white or gray for $10 a piece, and Caleb Dickison, freshman exercise science major from St. Louis and team rookie, said the team "will sell them as long as they have them." The ... [Read More…]