The university officially opened its newly purchased Study Abroad location in Leipzig on Tuesday evening. The Leipzig villa is the first international property the university has purchased for Study Abroad purposes. The grand opening was attended by Dr. Phil Schubert, president of the university, Dr. Robert Rhodes, provost, and Stephen ... [Read More…]
SLU wrecks homecoming for Wildcats
Southeastern Louisiana slashed its way to a total of 443 rushing yards, en route to a lopsided 56-21 victory over the Wildcats, adding to its dominant season on the ground. This was the Wildcats largest margin of defeat in a loss this season, surpassing their 38-10 loss against Colorado State earlier in the season. Head coach Adam Dorrel said ... [Read More…]
The Herder of ‘Cats’
Jeremy Varner shares his vision for Cats and the surreal experience of producing quality work for his alma mater The Jellicle moon shines brightly across the stage of the Abilene Civic Center. Actors, musicians and crew members scramble silently as microphones, lights and sound boards prepare for the opening number. Jeremy Varner walks unto ... [Read More…]
Delta Theta alumna returns as Coming Home Court Queen
The Coming Home Court for 2017 will honor the class of 2007 nominees. The Homecoming Queen of 2007 was Lindsay Jessup of Delta Theta, who will be coming from Santa Barbara, California. Since graduating with a Bachelors of Science in communication studies, she opened her own company called LJ Marketing Concepts, doing experience marketing and ... [Read More…]
Mabee Hall hosts Homecoming dance
Mabee Hall will host a homecoming dance for all students on Saturday evening, following the homecoming football game. The dance is a result of the theme Mabee hall has adopted. The hall draws its thematic inspiration from The Jungle Book, with credit for the theme going to Khamisie Green, the resident director of Mabee Hall. "The main idea is ... [Read More…]
Homecoming Queen nominees chosen
Twelve women were nominated to be part of the 2017 Homecoming Court. The Homecoming Queen will be named Saturday during halftime. Karen Baker, Tri Kappa Gamma, a sports management major from Austin, will be escorted by her father Wayne Baker. “I’m honored, and unbelievably excited, I am honestly elated over it. It is a huge honor that my ... [Read More…]
Onstead Science Center continues renovations
The Onstead Science Center revisions will complete the Vision in Action project around the time of Sing Song 2018. The $45 million project consisted of three phases including "phase zero" the remodel of Bennett Gymnasium as the Engineering Department, "phase one" as the remodel of the Onstead atrium, "phase two" as the construction of the ... [Read More…]
Mystery Woman: Teacher wins award for mystery novel
In the nooks and crannies of the Hardin Administration building, one office is dimly lit with photos, figures and Victorian paintings hanging along every inch of the small white walls. With a rolling case and a green cardigan, Sherry Rankin, assistant professor of language and literature, plops onto her seat as countless books on mounted shelves ... [Read More…]
Chief Ellison applauds newest Texas Title IX law
On Jan. 1, Senate Bill 969 will go into effect in Texas. Senate Bill 969 requires that schools not take disciplinary action against students who have committed a minor crime, such as underage drinking, if they are reporting any incident involving sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating violence or stalking. While the university has had this ... [Read More…]
Drug, alcohol arrests rise on campus
Drug and alcohol arrests on campus rose in 2016, according to a federally mandated crime report released by the ACU Police Department in early October. Drug arrests rose to seven in 2016 from just two in 2015, while alcohol arrests rose to 12 in 2016 from just one in 2015. This includes all enforcement actions that include arrests or citations, ... [Read More…]
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