The second Cultural Crossover returned to the Moody Coliseum concourse during Tuesday night's basketball games. Guests were able to experience a slice of another country as they ate and learned about different cultures. The Office of Multicultural Enrichment organized the event at the south side of Moody track, facing campus. The Cultural ... [Read More…]
Bonneau nears two decades as skipper
ACU baseball changed 18 years ago when Britt Bonneau stepped onto the field. Bonneau became the head baseball coach at ACU when he was just 26 years old, which had a surprising benefit for him. "I was 25, 26 years old so we had a couple of guys for those first few years, they really impacted me and helped me through a lot of things because we ... [Read More…]
Labor of love: Trojans, Kojies and freshmen take titles
The men of Trojans continue their streak after winning their second Sing Song title. The class of 2017 walked away from their first Sing Song with a victory, and Ko Jo Kai won their 18th Sing Song title. Trojans director Andrew Tate said winning last year encouraged the club to create a winning act. "It's awesome to work so hard on something ... [Read More…]
Building initiative creates excitement
Students and faculty alike are looking forward to the renovations and construction announced in Friday's Chapel. President Schubert sent out an email on Thursday encouraging students to attend Chapel the following day, when he announced the university has received a $55 million gift from three donors. The donations will be invested in the $75 ... [Read More…]
Track star aims for future Olympic dreams
As a young boy, sophomore track and field star Johnathan Farquharson never liked to run. Over the years that began to change. As he grew older, he quickly realized how fast and how far he could run. So fast and so far, that it brought him to Abilene. "It's something you really have to love," Farquharson said. "I honestly think it's the worst ... [Read More…]
Donors’ gifts make ‘Vision’ possible
The university has received the largest gift in its 108-year history - a $55 million commitment from three families that will help fund the construction of a major science complex and two stadiums. The donation will lay the foundation for ACU's Vision in Action initiative, the newest approach to the university's 21st Century Vision developed in ... [Read More…]
For the love of Sing Song
The 58th Sing Song will take full advantage of its Valentine's Day opening with a theme of "What about Love?" and a show full of romance. Altogether, more than 1,000 students will participate in the annual event this weekend. Social clubs, both men and women and class acts will compete for the best three-and-a-half-minute medley. Each act has ... [Read More…]
Women’s tennis star brings success to ACU
The recent stretch of unusual wintry weather combined with the spectacle that is the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, have ACU student Nada Marjanovic feeling very Canadian. The sophomore from Mississauga, Ontario, hails from a country better known for its proficiency in sports played on ice and snow, but Canada's frigid winters haven't stopped ... [Read More…]
Navigating the art of boat-building
Ronnie Rama spends most of his time studying architecture, but his latest venture has him testing the waters. Rama, associate professor of the Department of Art and Design, spent last summer crafting a boat by hand that is now on display in the Brown Library. Rama's hand-crafted boat is a small Nina skiff - a boat with a flat bottom, a mast and ... [Read More…]
Surprise snow freezes school
The forecast predicted half an inch of snow, but students woke up and were surprised to find Abilene covered in over two inches of snow - enough to cancel classes and shutdown the university. Several students braved the single-digit windchill on Thursday and participated in snowball fights and sledding. The hills behind Smith Adams Hall were ... [Read More…]
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