Sing Song brings a competitive spirit to the club and class acts who participate, but ultimately it is more than a competition. Each act names a charity to benefit from its winnings, and each overall winner receives $1000 to donate to its charity. This year's overall winners are as follows: In the men's division: Galaxy, Gamma Sigma Phi and ... [Read More…]
Gallery: Club and class acts compete for Sing Song victory
Sing Song 2019 consists of 12 club acts, four class acts and 19 additional performances by hosts, hostesses and a cappella groups. ... [Read More…]
Cycling Club looking for new members
After a year on campus, the ACU Cycling Club is searching for additional members to expand the club. Logan Primm, sophomore engineering major from Fort Worth and president of the Cycling Club, said there is no limit to how many people can ride. Members of the Cycling Club are looking for additional members for their race team. Primm said ... [Read More…]
ACU, ATEMS host STEM for Girls
ACU is partnering with the Academy of Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Science, a local STEM high school, for an educational learning event for middle school girls. The STEM for Girls program is a half-day camp for middle school girls in the Big Country. The event was created by Dr. Jennifer Shewmaker, dean of the college of education ... [Read More…]
SGA hosts Super Bowl party for students without cable
The Student Government Association hosted a Super Bowl party on Sunday in the basement of the Campus Center. SGA provided pizza and drinks to attendees who joined to watch the game. Mikaela Clinton, junior advertising and public relations major from San Antonio, said the event was primarily for students who lived on campus and don't have ... [Read More…]
Center for Contemporary Arts launches 10th annual intercollegiate competition
Celebrating a decade of collaboration between Abilene’s colleges and universities, the Center for Contemporary Arts is hosting its annual Intercollegiate Student Art Competition. From Jan. 23 to Feb. 23, entries from the local colleges will be on display in the gallery. On Feb. 14, awards will be given in four categories: two-dimensional ... [Read More…]
Professor, Dr Pepper ambassador brings brand to campus
Texas is a state with many staples connected to it: HEB, Buc-ee’s, Dell and Whataburger, to name a few. However, according to the Texas Standard website, Dr Pepper takes the cake ranks as the second most iconic Texas brand. Kelly Mann, instructor of interior design, is an on-campus ambassador for the brand, often representing it with her ... [Read More…]
Jackson out as defensive coordinator, accepts job at Texas State
After coaching two seasons as the defensive coordinator for the Wildcats, Tremaine Jackson announced Tuesday morning he was leaving ACU to become the defensive line coach at Texas State. Jackson tweeted his message to the Wildcat defense around noon just after the team met to discuss his departure. "A message to the #212Defense! This is and ... [Read More…]
The ‘Who’s who?’ of TEDxACU 2019
Four headlining speakers for the TedxACU conference were confirmed: Justin Goldston, Ryan Pemberton, Clint Schumacher and Brad Gautney. TEDxACU has had a four-year history of highlighting topics that deal with business and the economy, scientific discoveries, the impact of art and how as a community, people can better live their lives. With those ... [Read More…]
Study Abroad: Getting there is the hardest part
Submitting my application to Study Abroad was a last minute decision for me, but I believe in the importance of regular risk taking to remind yourself that you can do all the things that your subconscious may be telling you otherwise. Sometimes it is best not to wait around making the lists of pros and cons and instead let yourself experience ... [Read More…]
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