If you want a new, unique place to shop, look no further than alumna Maci Smith's ('16) online clothing shop. She decided to start up the Etsy shop as a way to use her love of fashion to make money part-time while she traveled over the summer, but now she intends to keep the shop around as long as possible. "I have always wanted to do something ... [Read More…]
Cheer team plans “pink-out” game for breast cancer awareness month
The Wildcat cheerleading squad will wear pink items for Saturday's home game in honor of breast cancer awareness month. Madison Sweet, co-captain of the squad, said the team does a "pink-out" game each year for a home game, not Homecoming, in October. Sweet, junior marketing major from Plano, said her high school cheer team also wore pink for ... [Read More…]
After Hurricane Matthew, Abilene non-profit to send aid to Haiti
Hurricane Matthew struck Haiti with 145 mph winds on Tuesday morning, causing major devastation to the country, and an Abilene non-profit is ready to send aid to the Haitian people. Global Samaritan Resources, Abilene-based non-profit led by Danny Sims ('85), will send aid to one of its partner organizations with ACU connections, LiveBeyond. ... [Read More…]
October 5, 2016 – JMC Network Sportscast
Max Preston recaps big soccer and volleyball wins from over the weekend in this week's JMC Network Sportscast. ... [Read More…]
Northside pumpkin patch opens for fundraising
Disabilities Resources launched its annual Pumpkin Patch Saturday with more than a thousand pumpkins. DRI houses residents with developmental disabilities and its mission is “to provide exceptional care and contented lives to intellectually challenged adults in a Christian environment.” The pumpkin patch, DRI’s biggest fundraiser, ... [Read More…]
Big Brothers Big Sisters hosts rappelling fundraiser
Big Brothers Big Sisters took fundraising to new heights with a rappelling fundraiser Saturday called Over the Edge. Eighty-four people rappelled down the 20 stories tall Enterprise Tower. The event originally had 76 slots for people to register and each person had to raise at least $1,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters. “Well we didn’t ... [Read More…]
Gallery: Early injury to Sealey grounds Wildcat offense
Hampered by an early injury, the Wildcats were outgained by Central Arkansas 502-253 as they fell 58-27. The loss dropped the Wildcats to 0-5 overall and 0-3 in conference play. ... [Read More…]
Gallery: Clubs across campus take on pledges during Bid Night
Club members offer new recruits their first taste of pledging with a night full of fun and ACU tradition. ... [Read More…]
Movie “Silence” involves university board members
An upcoming film, Silence, directed by Martin Scorsese happens to have connections to ACU through board member Tod Brown. ACU board of trustees member and alumnus, Tod Brown has been involved in the production along with his father, Dale Brown, a Midland businessman and former ACU board member who serves as one of the film’s executive producers. ... [Read More…]
From One Mom to Another: How Rogers created the ‘World’s Okayest’ nonprofit
Jenn Rogers, instructor in the teacher's education department, was inspired to start the nonprofit World's Okayest Mom after experiencing some complications while pregnant with her third child three years ago. At her 20 week ultrasound, doctors discovered she had a complication called placenta previa, and at 25 weeks, she had a major bleed while ... [Read More…]
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