The Career Center partnered with JC Penney for ACU’s Suit Up event to provide students with access to professional clothing at a discounted price. For the first time, the Suit-Up event will be hosted at JC Penney in the Mall of Abilene on Sunday from 6-9 p.m. JC Penney plans to serve ACU students by lowering its prices and offering numerous ... [Read More…]

Swing Cats will host its 10th annual Fall Stomp event at the Elks Club Ballroom this Friday. Fall Stomp will begin at 7 p.m. with an hour-long swing dance lesson from the members of Swing Cats. Following the dance lesson, at 8 p.m., the ACU Jazz Band will begin its first of two music sets of the night. Fall Stomp will also feature the ... [Read More…]

Student Government plans to add a director of student engagement and recruitment position to its executive cabinet in hopes to help bridge the gap between SGA and student organizations. Past years have shown that although SGA has been a funding mechanism for student organizations, it had failed to partner with them outside of financing. The new ... [Read More…]

The Honors College will host a Twenty-One Pilots themed lip synch battle, for all Honors students. The winners will receive free tickets to see Twenty-One Pilots. The competition will take place at Maslow Coffee Co. on Oct. 11 from 8-10 p.m. All students are welcome to come watch. Those who wish to compete in the lip synch battle can put ... [Read More…]

Flu vaccines were made available to students and faculty to combat the approaching fall Flu season beginning on Tuesday. The Medical and Counseling Care Center (MACC) conducted flu shot clinics at various locations throughout the ACU campus starting at the Halbert Walling Research Center Lobby on Tuesday. The next was Thursday at the Campus ... [Read More…]

A new art exhibition opened in the Clover Virginia Shore Gallery. The gallery has been named Coincidence of Opposites. Professor Robert Green, director of the Fine Art Program, is showing recent paintings and sharing the walls with the work of fellow artists and friends Polly and Kenny Jones. “We have done exhibitions together about every five ... [Read More…]

Members of Omega Dance Company challenged themselves, as well as their dancing skills, this weekend by changing their primary style of dance amid tryouts and a newfound sponsorship. Captain Taylor Tinsley set a goal for the team to expand their skills and make Omega Dance Company a well-known name around campus. While the team is commonly known ... [Read More…]

New Bouldering instructors gave new life to climbing classes and helped to give students the opportunity to create community while participating in a difficult physical activity. Bouldering, also known as rock climbing, is a very challenging and difficult activity. Recently the Rec hired a new Climbing Wall Instructor from Colorado, Michael Wray. ... [Read More…]

The Carl Spain Center hosted a workshop called “Let’s Get Ready To Talk About Race”  on Sept. 27-28 where Ron Holland spoke on how to discuss race from a biblical standpoint.  Ron Holland was invited to speak at an event hosted by ACU  in Bible 114 for two days. He discussed how we as a generation should be confronting race and how people who ... [Read More…]

Breakfast and Company opened on campus this fall replacing Steak and Shake in the food court. The restaurant is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Its menu consists of breakfast sandwiches, avocado toast, waffles, breakfast tacos, milkshakes and more. Breakfast and Company is located next to Chick-Fil-A.  “The maple breakfast ... [Read More…]