For several members of the ACU football team, Saturday’s trip to Lubbock will not feel like traveling to an unfamiliar stadium. Head coach Keith Patterson, co-offensive coordinator and QB coach Graham Harrell and co-offensive coordinator and WR ... [Read More…]
News

Police log: Multiple students found under the influence of alcohol
8/26/2026 1740 hrs. Medical, Practice Fields ACUPD responded to a heat-related injury at the practice fields. An athlete was treated for a ... [Read More…]

New Flock cameras on campus? Here’s what they actually do.
ACUPD installed four Flock cameras, automated license plate readers, over the summer at the main intersections surrounding campus. The cameras were manufactured by Flock, are owned by the university and are maintained by the ACU Police ... [Read More…]
Sports

Football starts season 0-2 despite bright spots against Texas Tech
Quarterback Will Hammond and Texas Tech combined for 471 yards of offense in a 33-10 win over Abilene Christian on Saturday in Lubbock. The game opened Texas Tech’s 2026 season as the Red Raiders look to build on last year’s College Football Playoff appearance. Abilene Christian entered as a heavy underdog against the No. 12 […]

Wildcats Look Ahead to Houston After 1-2 Opening Weekend
The Wildcats opened their regular season on Aug. 28-29 by hosting the annual ACU Invitational at Moody Coliseum, finishing 1-2 against Lamar University, California State University, Bakersfield, and the University of North Texas. ACU opened the tournament with a 3-1 victory over Lamar on Friday before falling to CSUB and UNT by identical 3-1 scores […]

Football has things to fix ahead of Texas Tech test
Well, it’s safe to say the season did not start the way the team – or Wildcat football fans – wanted it to. ACU’s last win of 2025 came in a 38-20 blowout against, you guessed it, Lamar. This time around, the Wildcats lost despite outgaining the Cardinals 358-278 in total offense, including a 156-109 […]
Features

Six countries, one foundation
Five times. That is how many times Salam Abdelmassih read through the Bible in nine months while attending a School of Biblical Studies in Hawaii. The freshman finance major said the experience gave ... [Read More…]

