Arielle Collier was crowned Homecoming queen during halftime of the football game on Saturday. The crowd decked in purple cheered as the senior vocal performance major from Mesquite accepted the crown, all smiles. Collier was one of ten female ACU students who were nominated for Homecoming queen. The women were nominated based on their activity ... [Read More…]
Revenge fuels Homecoming win
ACU used huge passing plays to beat West Texas A&M, winning the Homecoming game 28-18. Quarterback Mitchell Gale threw for 305 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Wildcats to redemption. In 2007 and 2009, the Buffaloes beat the Wildcats during their Homecoming games. However, that was not the case this year. Leading the defense was Aston ... [Read More…]
Actors bring authentic twist to musical
Homecoming is bringing more than just a football game for the Wildcats; it also heralds another ACU tradition, the Homecoming musical. This year's Homecoming musical is The King and I, a story based on Margaret Landon's 1944 novel, Anna and the King of Siam. The story draws from the true memoirs of Anna Leonowens in the 1800s. Richard Rodgers and ... [Read More…]
ACU offers class on relationships
The Department of Sociology is offering students the chance to improve their relationships under the guidance of Pam Money through the one-hour class Relationships 101 every Wednesday. Money, the wife of Dr. Royce Money, chancellor of the university, has masters degrees in Education and Marriage and Family Therapy. This is the first semester the ... [Read More…]
Gutenberg Dinner to honor JMC alumni
Students and faculty from the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication will gather to celebrate achievements of distinguished alumni for the 19th annual Gutenberg Dinner on Thursday evening. The department will honor three established professionals in the Hunter Welcome Center at 6:30 p.m. Dr. Mimi Barnard (’81), Ken Smalling (’87) and ... [Read More…]
Words of Wisdom: Forte credits character, poetry to his environment
Sheridan Forte stepped on stage in Chapel last Friday to perform a spoken word poem. Seven minutes after that, most of the students in Moody Coliseum were on their feet. Forte, a senior English major from Dallas, approached Mark Lewis almost two years ago with the idea. "Sheridan first approached me when he was a freshman," said Lewis. "We talked ... [Read More…]
Pledging in season
A significant portion of ACU students have undergone a dramatic change of wardrobe over the past week. Pledging for social clubs has commenced since bid night commencing, which means skirts and ties are back in fashion and shouting can be heard from every corner of campus. Mark Jackson, associate director of student organizations and programs, ... [Read More…]
Wildcats hang 51 in rout of Wolves
It took four games, but Mitchell Gale and his offense are finally clicking on all cylinders. Gale threw for 356 yards and two TDs as the Wildcats exploded for a 51-35 victory over the Western Oregon Wolves on Saturday in Shotwell. The Wildcats sealed the victory in a 24-point third quarter that saw ACU generate three highlight reel plays for ... [Read More…]
Enrollment office sells SA on block tuition
The Students' Association Congress dissected the new plan for block tuition and grilled chief enrollment officer Kevin Campbell about it during Wednesday's meeting. "It is a pricing model that enables students to pay one flat rate for a block of hours," Campbell said, introducing the plan to congress. Most private universities are already on a ... [Read More…]
Beltway service relocates to Paramount
Beltway Park Baptist Church college service has moved to the downtown Paramount Theater to be closer to students on Wednesday nights. Around 250 people attend the Beltway Church college service every Wednesday evening. Around two-thirds are ACU students. Worship at the Paramount Theater started this Wednesday. "Distance was our biggest problem," ... [Read More…]
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