Continuing in last year's footsteps, the Homecoming parade will be the only Homecoming event to have a theme. Misty Spainhower, alumni relations officer, said this year's Homecoming parade theme is "ACU's Greatest Hits." "The floats will be focused on unique ACU traditions, landmarks and people," Spainhower said. Samantha Adkins, senior alumni ... [Read More…]
Wally’s World
Wally Bullington sits in his office in the Teague Special Events Center with a giant grin on his face as he reminisces about the old days with his former roommate and football teammate, Bob Davidson. Davidson and Bullington played in the only undefeated, untied season in ACU history (11-0 in 1950). The 1950 undefeated team traveled to Evansville, ... [Read More…]
Admin renovating to prepare for Ag move
Workers are renovating portions of the Hardin Administration Building and plan to upgrade the Zona Luce Building in anticipation of moving the School of Nursing into Zona Luce. Scot Colley, executive director of risk management and construction, said the renovations in the ad building are being made in the first floor of the southwest wing to ... [Read More…]
‘Cats shut out for first time in 11 years
In the last game of the biggest rivalry in the Lone Star Conference, ACU was shutout 36-0 by No. 20 West Texas A&M University. The 'Cats traveled to Canyon for WT's homecoming and could not get anything going offensively in a hostile environment. The 'Cats were last shut out in 2001, a streak of 121 games. West Texas had not pitched a shutout ... [Read More…]
ACU Museum receives a face-lift
The ACU/WACU Museum was recently renovated with the goal of raising traffic for the museum which is located at the corner of EN 16th and Campus Court. The museum has been around since 1980 and is curated and staffed by the Women for ACU. The Women for ACU Board has re-landscaped the outside and placed vinyls on the windows showing the history of ... [Read More…]
No kitten around: Barret tackles cat woes
Though stray cats on campus may seem pathetic, cuddly and furry at first, students have been warned that the stray prowlers on campus are a threat to student health and safety. Many students view the cats that live on campus the same way they view their house cats at home. However, Angela Neal, assistant director for Residence Life Education ... [Read More…]
Freshmen acts entertain
Various groups of freshmen were busy performing for the 40th annual Freshmen Follies last weekend. With more than 200 freshman participants, audience members had a wide variety of acts to look forward to. Hall acts, dance troupes, specialty acts and other performances were featured in this years' show, "Have No Fear, Follies Is Here!" "We chose ... [Read More…]
Wildcats hammer Eastern New Mexico
The ACU football team played under the lights at Shotwell for the first time in nearly a month on Saturday, and looked right at home, beating the Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds 59-17. Freshman Cade Stone ran the opening kickoff back for a touchdown to give the 'Cats a 7-0 lead seconds into the game, and ACU never looked back. Eastern New Mexico ... [Read More…]
Local band raises more than $50,000 for Zambia medical missions
A local band had the opportunity to open for David Ramirez at Monk's September 21. David Ramirez has opened for The Civil Wars and was described as. "Soulful, stirring, and heartbreaking." Ramirez asked the Fox and the Hounds to open for him. The band consists of Andrew Tate, sophomore biology major from Abilene, his cousin Logan Pringle and ... [Read More…]
Week stresses healthy living
After several days of speakers and special events, ACU's annual Wellness Week came to a close. This year's theme of "Every Body Matters" aimed to encourage wellness far beyond physical appearance. Wellness Week was kicked off on Monday with an introductory chapel forum hosted by John Delony, assistant dean for Residence Life and Education and ... [Read More…]
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