In 1998, three men had a vision to take the principles of Christian business leadership outside the box. Now 20 years later, Dr. Rick Lytle, Tim Johnston and Mike Weingart's vision has evolved into a reality that has allowed more than 2,000 students and 250 business leaders to take part in a mountaintop experience. Chelsea Oguagha, senior ... [Read More…]

Students may notice a new $95 charge on their student accounts this semester. The charge is for Wildcat Care, a new fee for all undergraduates that allows access to telemedicine in connection with the Medical and Counseling Care Clinic (MACCC). Through telemedicine company Timely MD, Wildcat Care allows students to get 24/7 access to medical ... [Read More…]

A leaky pipeline caused the Student Recreation and Wellness Center to close and also resulted in water shutoffs to multiple buildings on Sunday, Dec.3. Facilities management employees noticed the leak last Wednesday, said Corey Ruff, executive director of facilities and campus management. After the leak was discovered near the SRWC, ... [Read More…]

Among the cheering fans in Moody Coliseum, two screaming brunettes clap vivaciously as Coach Julie Goodenough calls for a timeout. The women's basketball team huddles in a circular formation of purple and white with Goodenough kneeling in the middle of it. Quietly the team listens for the next play, the next winning shot. With fans stand to ... [Read More…]

Moody's investor service has granted an A3 rating to the university's planned $12,415,000 bond offering. The rating is a product of the university's substantial financial reserves compared to similar faith-based institutions and the university's "very good asset liquidity," according to the rating service. An A3 rating translates to the ... [Read More…]

The university will not be cutting the Master of Education program although students were told it was a possibility last week. The College of Education and Human Services announced to students eligible to apply for the program that it could be cut. University provost Dr. Robert Rhodes said the university was considering other budget cuts that ... [Read More…]

The women of GATA are sending members to Honduras this summer to become the first social club on campus to do missions. During their time in La Paz, Honduras, the group will be working with Orphan Outreach, a community-based program seeking to help provide quality education and after-school support services to children in extreme ... [Read More…]

Student Congress is considering changing the title of Student's Association to Student Government Association. Sophomore vice president Mikaela Clinton presented the name change resolution, hoping to take after universities like Texas Tech and Texas A&M. Clinton said her goal is to make Students' Association more recognizable and engaging. ... [Read More…]