Just five games remain in the men's basketball season. Sitting at third place in the Southland Conference, the Wildcats are poised to make a run in the conference tournament. ACU (16-10, 11-4 SLC) currently sits just half-a-game behind Nicholls (18-9, 12-4 SLC) for second place and three games behind Stephen F. Austin (23-3, 14-1 SLC). Head ... [Read More…]
Wildcats return to winning form, clinch tournament bid
The Wildcats clinched a spot in the Southland Conference Tournament with an 84-79 win over Houston Baptist Wednesday. "This was a really good offensive game for us," said Head Coach Julie Goodenough. "Having six players score in double digits is phenomenal and so tough to defend. We fouled too much in the fourth quarter though, but other than ... [Read More…]
SGA boosts buffer fund for student organizations
The Student Government Association plans to increase the buffer fund by decreasing initial allocations for student organizations. This semester, SGA will allocate a total sum of $45,000 to student organizations as funds rather than the $50,000 given last semester. This will increase the buffer fund by $5,000. The SGA Biannual Budget Meeting ... [Read More…]
Ricks hits career-high seven 3-pointers against Lamar
It was a record-breaking night for senior guard Payton Ricks as the Wildcats took full control of the game against Lamar Saturday night. In the 84-49 win, Ricks drained a career-high seven 3-pointers. His previous career-high was five, which he had accomplished twice this season. Despite hitting four triples in the first half, Ricks said ... [Read More…]
Search for OMA director narrows to two
The Office of Multicultural Affairs has recently begun deciding between three finalists for the director position that has been open since last semester. A committee of 12 members, including students and faculty are conducting on-campus interviews as well as listening to each finalists presentation on their vision for the office. Dr. Steven ... [Read More…]
BSU celebrates Black History Month
The Black Student Union has planned events each week leading up to and throughout Black History Month. Black History Month began early this year, with an event for each week, beginning Jan. 31 and ending Feb. 29. The first event put on by BSU was Black Out Skate Night on Jan. 31 at the Skating Place. All were welcomed to participate in ... [Read More…]
FCA offers cross-town campus life group for all university students
The Abilene branch of Fellowship of Christian Athletes began hosting in-depth Bible studies across all three major universities while offering food and games to those who could attend. Fliers began showing up across campus early this semester promoting the local chapter of FCA’s Bible study, one of which is hosted on campus. These Bible studies ... [Read More…]
Lectureship series promotes eduction of Black History Month
Two students will be conducting the Carter G. Woodson Black History Month Student Lecture Series, hosted by the Carl Spain Center, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Feb. 27 at the Walling Lecture Hall. For the celebration of Black History Month, the student-led lecture event will honor Carter G. Woodson, who began Negro History Week in 1915 which evolved ... [Read More…]
Gallery: Students enjoy snowy day, canceled classes
Classes were canceled all day by ACUPD due to snow and ice conditions affecting travel safety on Wednesday and a delayed start on Thursday. ACUPD sent out an email alerting faculty, staff and students of campus closure at 9:50 p.m. on Tuesday. The Bean remained open on normal hours on Wednesday, despite closure. The Brown Library and Starbucks ... [Read More…]
Gallery: Sing Song acts prepare for Moody Week
Students have been working hard on music, lyrics and choreography for their club and class Sing Song acts since the first week of the semester. Each club and class has eight hours per week to prepare its act before the week of the show. ... [Read More…]
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