Women's soccer finished their regular season 12-5-1 and will head to the Southland Conference Championship tournament this week. ... [Read More…]
OMA responds to pledging hairstyle controversy
The Office of Multicultural Affairs emailed students Wednesday in response to a hairstyle worn by pledges that resembled one common among African ethnic groups and popular with African-Americans. The email, sent by OMA director April Napier, said fohawk buns worn by the pledges of Sigma Theta Chi during their pledging process resemble Bantu knots, ... [Read More…]
American social movements play important role
While massively controversial social movements, such as Black Lives Matter and MeToo, are at the forefront of the media and our minds, social movements are a staple to the American way of life, and are a guaranteed freedom that citizens are granted by the Constitution. The controversies surrounding recent social movements have painted a them in ... [Read More…]
The Creation Creates: Santana innovates campus through Maker Lab
Make. Learn. Inspire. Three things Nil Santana excels and thrives in. Santana has been teaching at ACU for 18 years as an associate professor of Art and Design, and was director of the Maker Lab for five years. This year, he transitioned to associate director, focusing more on collaborations with departments and campus development. The ... [Read More…]
Sing Song archives website launches
The official Sing Song archives website launched Friday afternoon. Nick Tatum, director of student productions, created the Sing Song archives with the help of Courtney McGaha, Sing Song archivist, to preserve the history of one of ACU’s longest standing traditions. The archives include audio, video, pictures and articles from each annual show, ... [Read More…]
‘A ring in one hand, a diploma in the other’: Ward brings goals as new AD
“We had a motto at Murray State: That each student athlete leave the university with a championship ring on one hand and a diploma in the other. I have that very same goal for every Wildcat.” Allen Ward took over as the ninth athletics director over ACU Sports on June 16, and began his duties on Aug. 6. Growing up, Ward played football and ... [Read More…]
Pledging numbers down 10 from last year
The number of students pledging social clubs is down slightly from last year’s 421 pledges – 142 men and 279 women, with only 411 total this year – 120 men and 291 women. Pledging numbers for each club are: Alpha Kai Omega: 18 (four more than in 2017) Delta Theta: 28 (one fewer than in 2017) GATA: 59 (same as in 2017) Ko Jo Kai: 65 (two more ... [Read More…]
Theatre students perform ‘Wonderful Town’ after seven weeks of preparation and rehearsal
Wonderful Town, the Homecoming Musical will open on Friday at 8 p.m. at the Abilene Civic Center, and will continue through Sunday at 2 p.m. Written by Joseph A. Fields and Jerome Chodorov, with music by Leonard Bernstein, Wonderful Town, is about two sisters, Ruth and Eileen Sherwood (Payton Reeves and Helena Lynch, respectively) who leave ... [Read More…]
CrossFit powerhouse: how Mitcham overcomes cerebral palsy using competitive fitness
Savannah Mitcham, Wodapalooza and Agoge Challenge Champion, uses CrossFit to overcome spastic diplegia cerebral palsy. Savannah Mitcham, sophomore child and family services major from Lewisville, is a CrossFit powerhouse with multiple athletic achievements under her belt, that most of us could only dream of. Mitcham has triumphed over many ... [Read More…]
Coming Home Queen: Siggie Lauryn Hines
Lauryn Hines, 2007 Homecoming Queen, will crown this year's Queen at the football game on Saturday afternoon. Every year the Homecoming Queen is crowned by the returning queen from 10 years ago, which is referred to as the Coming Home Court. Hines was crowned queen in 2007, but graduated in 2008. While a student, she was the historian for Sigma ... [Read More…]
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