By Kyle Peveto, Staff Writer A masked man harassed two groups of ACU women Sept. 9 until he was stopped by campus and local police. No charges were filed because he broke no laws, but he was issued a trespass warning, which prohibits him from setting foot on campus, said Jimmy Ellison, chief of university police and director of Public ... [Read More…]
Civic Center dinner to benefit world mission: Proceeds go to non-profit missions group
By Kyle Peveto, Staff Writer Bridges to the World, a non-profit Christian organization affiliated with the university, will present a night of food, fine art and music Oct. 15. Entitled "Chords and Canvas: A Feast of Artistry," the performance will feature acclaimed pianist Dr. Gustavo Tolosa, assistant professor of music, and artist Rolando ... [Read More…]
SA presents task force categories
By Paul A. Anthony, Editor in Chief The Students' Association Congress began its advocacy work Wednesday night with a presentation of the10 categories SA task forces will be focusing on this year. Congress also approved by a unanimous hand vote two Appropriations Committee decisions that awarded $809 to the sophomore class and denied a $950 ... [Read More…]
Network glitches halt classes
By Steve Holt, Opinion Editor The ACU computer network suffered two serious problems Tuesday morning, one of which was widespread but random and the other causing difficulties with login passwords. The glitches were not related but occurred almost simultaneously at about 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, said Bob Nevill, director of computer and network ... [Read More…]
“Assassins” tournament brings campus together: Mabee residents created game to bond with peers
By Kyle Peveto, Staff Writer Mabee residents are making the shower cap part of their fall wardrobe. Freshman men who participate in the "Assassins" water gun tournament must hunt down an assigned victim before they are shot by another competitor. Participants who wear shower caps on their heads cannot be "eliminated." Mabee resident assistants ... [Read More…]
Money warns of economic challenges during annual address
By Paul A. Anthony, Editor in Chief The university endowment has fallen another 13 percent since May 31, university President Royce Money announced at his second annual state of the university address Monday. The revelation came as Money told faculty and staff about how the university had fared in the past year and how he expected it to do in the ... [Read More…]
CAT stops Hard Wood shows: Money saved will allow group to buy extra movie instead
By Kyle Peveto, Staff Writer The Campus Activities Team will not sponsor Party on the Patio this semester to make room in the budget for an extra movie. CAT normally brings three free movies to campus per semester, but it will bring a fourth this fall at the expense of the Party on the Patio, which featured student musicians every other ... [Read More…]
COBA enrolls fewer majors: 8 percent drop halts 11 years of growth; CBS gains slightly
By Paul A. Anthony, Editor in Chief Official 12th-day enrollment statistics show the College of Business Administration with a surprisingly drastic slide of 68 students, an 8 percent drop. The College of Arts and Sciences also saw its enrollment fall, but by just 19 students. Only the College of Biblical Studies enrolled more students than last ... [Read More…]
Multicultural groups receive student funds
By Paul A. Anthony, Editor in Chief The Students' Association Wednesday unanimously approved the 13-member Appropriations Committee before launching into lively debate over how much that committee should give to two multicultural groups. Congress awarded Hispanos Unidos $2,880.23 of a $3,510.23 request by a 35-7 vote with two abstentions. ... [Read More…]
Money prepares faculty address: ‘State of the university’ speech an annual event
By Kyle Peveto, Staff Writer A state of the university address will be given Monday to faculty and staff by Dr. Royce Money, university president. The speech will address issues pertinent to the "short term vision" of the university, said Jim Holmans, executive assistant to the president. Although all the topics to be addressed are not yet ... [Read More…]
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