Two documentaries created by ACU students were featured at the second annual Abilene Frontier Film Festival. The Abilene Frontier Film Festival was held on Oct. 2 and 3 at Frontier Texas, and it celebrated independent filmmaking through ... [Read More…]
News
The MACCC to highlight women’s health through Monday Mile event
The Medical and Counseling Care Center is hosting a come-and-go event to raise awareness for women’s health on Oct. 26, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Students are encouraged to walk the track at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center for a mile while ... [Read More…]
Gallery: OIEB celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with annual Entra a La Plaza
The Office of Intercultural Engagement celebrated the end of Hispanic Heritage Month Oct. 9 with Miami Nights, featuring free food, giveaways, five performers, Loteria, a traditional Mexican game and more. fr ... [Read More…]
Sports
Volleyball looking to finish strong with a chance at history
Abilene Christian’s four-game winning streak came to a halt on Saturday against cross-state rival Tarleton State. The Texans opened the match by scoring the first five points in the first set and maintained the lead throughout, securing a 25-16 win. Sets two and three followed a similar pattern, both ending 25-19 as the Wildcats stayed […]
Gallery: Football holds off Central Arkansas for home win
Football defeated Central Arkansas 20-14 at home and extended its conference record to 2-0. The team rushed for a total of 303 yards, with quarterback Tucker Parks leading the team in rushing with 73 yards. Santana Miller recorded the only interception of the game for either team. Their next game is on Oct. 17 at […]
Wildcats stay undefeated in UAC, defeat Central Arkansas 20-14
With a 20-14 win against Central Arkansas at home, the Wildcats have moved to a promising 2-0 in the United Athletic Conference and 3-4 overall ahead of a road matchup against North Alabama this week. This win did not come easily for ACU. The Cats held off a late Central Arkansas push, relying on a […]
Features
From Rwanda to ACU, Jabo pursues science and service
Before coming to Abilene, Quentin Jabo had a different future in mind. Growing up in Kigali, Rwanda, Jabo attended a minor seminary and once planned to become a priest. His family supported the ... [Read More…]