South Carolina-based band NEEDTOBREATHE performed at Wildcat Stadium Friday night before the grand opening and first home game. ... [Read More…]
At the Helm: De Leon seeks campus and community unity
The Here and Now This December it will be three years since Director of Athletics Lee De Leon moved to Abilene to take the helm of the Department of Athletics. At 32, he would become the youngest Div. 1 athletic director in the country – an accomplishment shattering his initial goal of obtaining this type of job before he was 40. Now as ... [Read More…]
The warmest “Hello”
Although she stands only 4 feet 11 inches tall, her role on campus is large. The spunky and energetic director of student and parent activities, Caddie Coupe, organized Welcome Week and oversaw through the drastic transition to Wildcat Week. Despite some pushback and opposition from the campus community, Coupe and her student-leaders focused on ... [Read More…]
BSA to host Black Student Orientation
The Black Students Association will host a Black Student Orientation from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. An email from the Office of Multicultural Affairs said, "The goals of the Black Student Orientation are to facilitate a smooth transition into college life, acclimate students to on and off-campus resources, address the specific needs and ... [Read More…]
McNair hosts “Race in the Age of Trump” conference
McNair Scholars will bring two guests to campus for a conference titled "Race in the Age of Trump" Sept. 12-13. Dr. Steven Moore, director of McNair, said the program staff picked the topic so students could have a place to discuss racial tensions in the current political climate. He said during the last few years the McNair staff planned the ... [Read More…]
Student Life searches for Chapel leadership
The Office of Student Life is seeking to hire a university chaplain and dean of spiritual formation to replace Dr. Jan Meyer, who left the university at the end of last spring. Chris Riley, vice president of Student Life, said the new position is an expanded one that will include ongoing spiritual formation of the entire campus community. This ... [Read More…]
Tom Craig to depart after Sing Song 2018
Tom Craig ('89) will direct his final Sing Song in February 2018 before he leaves his position as Director of Student Activities and Productions to focus on his family antique business – The Antique Station. Craig made the decision to retire in November of last year to allow the Office of Student Life to plan for the future and prepare to keep ... [Read More…]
GATA memorializes Schuetz with candlelight devotional
Through songs, prayer and a candlelight devotional, the sisters of GATA and surrounding community honored Celina Schuetz, who passed away on August 25. ... [Read More…]
Cross Country looks poised for nationals
The Cross Country season begins this Friday, and both teams are in good shape to improve greatly upon last season's ninth place finish. On the men's side, runners look to get off to a hot start despite losing two seniors from last year in Reid Rivers and Sterlen Paul. Sophomore Drew Cummings, who emerged as one of the Wildcat's top runners last ... [Read More…]
Confidence rises after victory over Wyoming
Volleyball began the new era of full Div. 1 postseason eligibility with an early season-defining win over Wyoming. The Wildcats battled to a four-set victory over the top-100 RPI team. Sophomore libero Amanda Chapa, who led the team with 45 digs over the weekend, said the team's mindset heading into the game against Wyoming was the ... [Read More…]
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