The office of Financial Counseling and Student Services has been in the process of creating the First Generation Student Success Program and is holding an interest meeting from 2-3 p.m. on Nov. 8 in COBA 217.  The First Generation Student Success Program is focused primarily around professional development and overall mentorship of first ... [Read More…]

The African food festival called CHOMA was put together by the Aftrican Student Association (ASA) to celebrate traditional food, dancing and fun last Saturday in the downstairs of McGlothlin Campus Center. Students of the ASA brought a dish from their country and to share at the event. This allows CHOMA to be one of the easiest events they plan. ... [Read More…]

After several months of preparation the student produced film, “At the End of Eight,” comes to a wrap. The film is about three college students who sneak inside the home of complete strangers as a part of a popular, yet illegal, game. The game requires the players to stay in the house for eight hours without being discovered. If they are ... [Read More…]

The Sing Song dance team auditions will be held from 8-10 p.m. on Sunday at the Royce and Pam Money Recreation and Wellness Center. Any student is allowed to try out. Sing Song dance team directors ask students wanting to attend and participate to wear appropriate clothing, bring water and be willing to learn.  The Sing Song dance team is a part ... [Read More…]

The Kenley School of Abilene and the Duncum Center are partnering with each other to introduce a new program the Social Thinking program to Kenley students. Social Thinking is a methodology that was created by Michelle Garcia Winter, a speech pathologist in California, and will be used at Kenley to address the social skills that students ... [Read More…]

A Vanderbilt University professor will discuss Jesus’s Jewish ancestry during the Carmichael-Walling lecture series in November. The Carmichael-Walling Lecture series is a yearly event started in 1987 that brings in a well-known scholar to discuss topics of faith each November. This year Dr. Amy-Jill Levine, professor of New Testament and Jewish ... [Read More…]

ATSO is hosting a Chipotle Fundraiser in hopes that future athletic training students can have a better understanding of what their career might look like on Nov. 5. According to ACU's College of Education and Human Services, the Athletic Training Student Organization (ATSO) seeks to prepare students who wish to enter a master's degree program ... [Read More…]

ACU for Life participated in National pro-life Chalk day Tuesday to share the meaning of Pro-Life. The chalking opened up debates about pro-life and pro-choice around campus throughout the remainder of the week. On Oct. 22, a group of students met during Chapel to write down messages about the pro-life movement on Campus sidewalks of ACU. Fourteen ... [Read More…]

The ACU Police Department was called in regarding three students in Edwards Hall having alcohol in their possession, which resulted in the students being charged with class C misdemeanors on Oct. 11. ACU Police was alerted by a residence life employee that three students in the freshman and sophomore dorm had alcohol in their rooms. ACU Student ... [Read More…]

Womens’ social club Sigma Theta Chi kicked off its Homecoming weekend and the 50th anniversary of the club with a ground blessing that is to be the sight of the new Sigma Theta Chi park and pavilion.  Claire Sladek, president of Sigma Theta Chi, said the pavilion, being built for the 50th anniversary of their club is accompanied with a vision and ... [Read More…]