By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor Students can tangibly reach out to the Virginia Tech campus through a written word of encouragement or a prayer of support, thanks to efforts by the Students' Association and Spiritual Life Core. Mark Lewis, director of Spiritual Life, said a banner is available to sign in the McGlothlin Center until Monday or ... [Read More…]
ACU Police examine crisis plans
By Kelsi Peace, Features Editor In light of the Virginia Tech shootings Monday, colleges across the nation are discussing their campus security, and ACU is no different. Jimmy Ellison, chief of police, said the tragedy gave reason to examine the university's crisis response plans, which were in place long before Monday. In a situation like the ... [Read More…]
The place of prayer in the face of tragedy
By Daniel Johnson-Kim, Sports Editor The Virginia Tech tragedy is the deadliest shooting in American history, and I'm ashamed to say my first reaction was disinterest. "Just another school shooting," I thought when I first heard of the massacre. "Time for Bible class." Some may think, "What a selfish jerk." And its true, I am. I let my daily ... [Read More…]
Police increase the number campus security cameras
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor Mabee Hall received an upgrade during the Christmas break. The freshmen men's residence hall had 52 cameras installed in and around the building as part of a camera system for use by the ACU police department. "We started talking about it in the summer, but it's tough to do while occupied," ACU police chief, ... [Read More…]
ACU Police expands camera coverage
New cameras were added to Mabee Hall over the holiday break. Mabee's 52-camera system captures footage of the hall and nearby parking lots, entrances and exits. Mabee is the second hall to have cameras installed; Barret Hall was first. Video/editing by Shelby Coates ... [Read More…]
Police investigate recent thefts and break-ins
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor The ACU Police Department is investigating a series of break-ins and burglaries occurring on campus in the past two weeks. Three car burglaries that occurred on the night of Oct. 29 and into the next day at Sherrod Park Apartments, Barret Hall and Smith and Adams Halls totaled $750 to $1,000 loss. Items taken were ... [Read More…]
Administration should increase campus surveillance
Several instances of criminal activity have taken place on and near campus in the past two weeks. Several break-ins, harassing phone calls and a student mugging all took place during October. Something must be done to ensure the safety of the student body. While the ACU Police Department adds vehicles to its fleet of cruisers and increases the ... [Read More…]
Student attack warns others of dangers
By Jared Fields, Managing Editor Brian Schmidt, senior photojournalism major from Austin, was assaulted early Friday morning between Gibson Gym and the McGlothlin Campus Center. Schmidt was leaving the Don H. Morris Center about 1 a.m. after working on a research paper. He was walking to the University Park Apartments when the assault took ... [Read More…]
Student cooperation will provide for safe campus
Safety is always a concern, but with recent construction, students and non-students need to be extra cautious when on and around campus. Thursday's accident showed the possibility that something safety-related can happen at ACU. People with any relation to the school should take the bike accident as a warning to prevent future accidents. ACU ... [Read More…]
Felonies, hazing-social clubs investigated
One year ago, six members and pledges of Gamma Sigma Phi stole the Frater Sodalis crest, and clubs don't seem to have learned their lesson. Club rivalries continue to spiral out of control, and include pranks that border on felonies and alleged hazing that ACU police are investigating. Recently, clubs took things a step further and began breaking ... [Read More…]
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