9/24/2024 1415 hrs. Alcohol Incident, Dillard Hall ACUPD provided standby while ACU staff conducted an administrative search of a room in Dillard Hall. Alcoholic beverages were discovered and confiscated by ACUPD for disposal. No citations were issued but a referral to the Dean of Students was made for the alcohol violation. 9/22/2024 ... [Read More…]
Students elect new SGA Senate
New SGA class officers were announced on September 10. Below is the complete list of the members of the 2024-25 SGA Senate. Freshman: Mia Melara President Will Fiscus Vice President Themba Mlondiwa Multicultural Senator Annie Caire Class Representative Caleb ... [Read More…]
Wildcats’ first half struggles lead to loss against Idaho
The Wildcats suffered their first home loss of the season on Saturday as they fell to No. 4 University of Idaho 27-24. After struggling in the first half the Wildcats fought back to get within one possession but could not complete the comeback. The first half has been a common struggle for the Wildcats in multiple games this season. Because of ... [Read More…]
‘This is why you play’: Football to take on #4 Idaho
Hot off a game-winning field goal against the University of Northern Colorado, the Wildcats will welcome the No. 4 ranked Idaho Vandals to Abilene this weekend. The Vandals enter week four with a 2-1 record after losing in a close game to Oregon University in week one, followed by a huge win against Wyoming and a dominant performance against ... [Read More…]
Dallas campus launches three new colleges
ACU Dallas has launched three new colleges to support the growth of programs and students. The Colleges of Learning and Development, Health and Human Services and Leadership and Professional Studies, launched in August. Over the years, enrollment at the Dallas campus has consistently increased and is expected to continue that trend. For the past ... [Read More…]
Planning starts for future of former Mabee Hall, other upcoming projects
The new Mabee Hall, formerly known as Sikes, has been open for about three weeks, and plans for the old building are still being considered. “For the last five years, we've been planning on what you now see as a freshman village,” said Kevin Campbell, senior vice president of operations. “The existing Mabee Hall is no longer a residence hall, ... [Read More…]
Students still facing challenges after Wildcat Access rollout
As the university struggles to work out the issues of Wildcat Access, some students finally are receiving their book shipments, three weeks into classes. In partnership with eCampus, the new program is meant to provide students with all of their course materials on or before the first day of class at a rate of $350 each semester. But ... [Read More…]
SGA allocates $27,000 to student organizations
Student Government Association allocated $27,000 among various student organizations at its semi-annual budget meeting on Wednesday. The International Student Association received about $2,000 which was the highest amount to be allocated. Film Fest and Indian Culture Association each received about $1,500. SGA had significant budget cuts this ... [Read More…]
Elections begin for SGA positions
Candidates for SGA office started their campaigning Thursday morning to prepare for voting, which starts Friday and ends Monday. Students will receive an email directing them to where they can vote for their class senators and officers, SGA officers say. One president, one vice president, one multicultural representative and ten senators will be ... [Read More…]
Relentless Johnson seals leadership role with Tech performance
For running back Isaiah Johnson, Saturday night’s game against Texas Tech was more than just a matchup. It was a homecoming. Although he never attended Texas Tech, the Lubbock native returned to his hometown and delivered a standout performance, scoring three touchdowns in a hard-fought 52-51 overtime loss to the Red Raiders. Despite the ... [Read More…]
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