KACU conducted its semi-annual fall pledge drive last week and raised $42,467, exceeding the station's $40,000 goal. "We kicked off the drive with some bigger donations," said Nathan Gibbs, general manager of KACU. 214 donors gave to KACU, and of that group, 54 were first time donors. The station relies on the financial support of its ... [Read More…]

Librarians and library staff responded to a leak that damaged almost $10,000 worth of books on the ground level of the library last week. On the Friday of fall break, an ice machine on the east side of the main floor of the library began leaking, and the water seeped through the carpet and caused damage to the art and design book collection. ... [Read More…]

The ACU Medical and Counseling Care Clinic is offering flu shots for $20 to keep students and staff healthy during flu season. The flu attacks the body and can last from a few days up to weeks, according to the Center for Disease Control website. There are some common misconceptions regarding the virus, and the clinic has set out to educate ... [Read More…]

After two weeks of hard work in the Maker Lab, Master of Science in Occupational Therapy students showed their 3-D printed prosthetic hands off in the foyer of the library Wednesday afternoon. The project was one in a series for the students' class, Intro to Making, meant to use 3-D printing technology to create projects to ease difficulties ... [Read More…]