Our ACU Concert Band and Wind Ensemble will be in concert this Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Cullen Auditorium. “We are excited to share our students' efforts with the ACU community,” said Dr. Brandon Houghtalen, associate director of bands. This event is open to all. ACU Concert Band will be performing "The Cave you Fear" by Michael Markowski, ... [Read More…]

Sigma Delta Pi, the Spanish honor society, is now accepting applications from students who wish to join. Students must have a GPA of 3.0 and have completed at least two advanced Spanish courses to get in. Since its inception in 2010, over 100 students have been a member of the honor society. Sigma Delta Pi is now the largest honor society ... [Read More…]

Maslow will get a taste for the scientific things in life, when Dr. Jim Drachenberg,  associate professor of engineering and physics, takes the stage at Cosmic Cafe this Thursday at 6:30. Cosmic Cafe began years ago and was inspired by the Society of Physics students who had been doing a similar event as a national activity. In the past, this ... [Read More…]

Dr. Marisa Beard will serve as Interim Dean of Library Services and Educational Technology while a national search is under way to replace former dean, Dr. John Weaver. Weaver is now the academic dean of the Church of Christ school, Florida College in Temple Terrace, Fla. Beard said the move into the position as interim has been a fairly ... [Read More…]

Voice, a support group and community for LGBT students, continues to offer its weekly Chapels as well as addition events for students. Voice has existed since 2012 and was recognized by the university as an LGBT peer-support group for students in 2016. Most known for its Chapel events, Voice has functioned as an organization for students to share ... [Read More…]

One of the longest running events, the ACU Rodeo, has been known for its ability to help people get involved with all types of livestock such as, calves, chickens and goats.  The annual event willtake place this year at 6 p.m. on March 26 at the Taylor County Expo Center. ACU’s Agriculture and Environmental Science department helped grow the rodeo ... [Read More…]

Morris Residence Hall, which is occupied by 60 sophomores women this school year, will transition into a men’s hall for sophomores next school year. Over the past several years, Residence Life has made changes to occupancy. This upcoming semester, it’s switching Morris to offer men another option. Residence life director Shannon Kaczmarek fully ... [Read More…]

Twenty-five ACU students and 15 Cisco college students partnered to load a container loaded with humanitarian supplies bound for Namwianga, Zambia in central Africa on Feb. 8. This volunteer effort is part of the Zambia Medical Mission. Two containers in total have been sent from Abilene. This first container, in particular, was filled with ... [Read More…]

This year’s spring pledging class will include the most social club involvement in years, with women’s club Alpha Kai Omega and men’s clubs Pi Kappa, Trojans and Nu Kappa Psi. Social clubs were encouraged to add a spring pledge class to provide more opportunities for students who couldn’t pledge in the fall. “In terms of why we are pushing spring ... [Read More…]

The annual production of Sing Song is well underway and all aspects of the show are getting in order and ready to go, including the judges.  Sing Song judges are chosen new every year and are placed into different categories to judge the show from.  Those five categories, vocals, entertainment, set and props, choreography and costumes, have a ... [Read More…]