The Cabinet has organized its first "secret session" for Friday. Michaela “Ky” Kasselman, a senior sociology major from Abilene and one of the Cabinet directors, said the night will have acoustic music and Monks coffee. However, there is a twist. Kasselman said Michael Guillot will be the student opener. But the headliner act remains a ... [Read More…]
Creating HOPE for Kenya
In a country over 8,800 miles away filled with over 3 million residents, one online school is inching its way into the buzzing and chaotic lifestyle of Nairobi, Kenya. With the name of Christ stamped alongside his valiant efforts, one man's heart for Kenya is reaching new levels of hope. Darren Wilson, coordinator of the Maker Lab, is the ... [Read More…]
Homecoming co-chair and steering committee applications open
The 2018 Homecoming applications for co-chairs and the steering committee are now open for any student on campus who wants to be part of one of the biggest alumni/student celebrations. Co-chairs will have the responsibility of executing two to three events throughout the fall semester as well as interviewing and picking the steering committee ... [Read More…]
ACU Football does annual Spring Clean Up
ACU Football players and coaches are participating in the second annual Spring Clean Up to get involved in the community. Head Coach Adam Dorrel said there is a lot of negative light on college athletics, specifically football, so community service is a way to let people meet players outside of their element. These activities generate support ... [Read More…]
Sing Song leadership applications open
Sing Song 2019 applications for student directors, formerly called co-chairs, and student managers are now open. Incoming juniors and seniors with a love for Sing Song can apply to be one of the next five student directors before April 11. The student director position is a paid internship that gives the director a $1000 stipend for the 11 month ... [Read More…]
They took a stand? We think?
Senior leadership for the university will update the student handbook for the 2018-19 academic year to prohibit student employees from being in same-sex relationships. The university has said this change makes their stance on sexual stewardship more consistent with the Christian ideals the university professes to follow. This policy change, ... [Read More…]
McDonald Hall to shut down for two years
Female freshman and sophomore residence McDonald Hall will shut down for the next two academic years to save operating costs. Bart Herridge, dean of retention, said the hall will not be permanently closed, but after two years his office will reconsider how to use the building. The university will save operating costs of at least $70,000 per year ... [Read More…]
ACU Democrats petitions SLT to reconsider LGBT policy
ACU Democrats, an on-campus partisan group, is petitioning the senior leadership team to reconsider the policy for LGBT student workers. The policy will prohibit all employees, including student employees, from having same-sex dating relationships. University president Dr. Phil Schubert said the policy will be updated to be more clear in the ... [Read More…]
Drunk driver who killed student sentenced to jail time
The drunk driver who struck and killed student Casey Ellis on Thanksgiving Day in 2016 was sentenced to ten years in jail with probation, including one year served in jail and nine years on probation. Charles Schaefer, a 21-year-old Abilene resident, pleaded guilty to second degree felony manslaughter. He was driving while intoxicated on Nov. ... [Read More…]
Men to face Drake in first-ever CIT appearance
The Wildcats knew their season would continue after accepting an invitation to the Collegeinsider.com Tournament (CIT), but they didn't know much more. But Saturday morning ACU found out the where and the who, as the men are scheduled to take on Drake at the Knapp Center on Monday, March 12. The game which has been dubbed, the Lou Henson ... [Read More…]
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