• Virtual food drive benefits local non-profits

  KACU, Abilene's public radio station, is hosting a "Virtual Food Drive" beginning March 30. The online food drive will benefit the Food Bank of West ...

• Learning Studio benefits students

  What can the AT&T Learning Studio and its 8-foot screen do for you? More than you might expect. The studio offers students and faculty $1.8 million dollars ...

• NGLC grant fuels Connected initiative

  Since its inception in 2008, Abilene Christian University's mobile-learning initiative, Connected, has increased student engagement by employing mobile technology in the classroom. This week, the ...

• Students place in national interior design competition

  Three of ACU’s interior design students were honored at this year’s 2011 Brass Ring Design Competition. The students' projects were among more than 1600 entries ...

• Physics professor researching at Max Planck Institute

  Dr. Josh Willis, assistant professor of physics at Abilene Christian University, is currently working at the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics in Hannover, Germany. ...

• Swashbuckling pirates, epic love and...a Wii?

  When pirates storm the stage this week in ACU's production of The Pirates of Penzance, they won't be shivering the audience's timbers the way they ...

• QR codes on campus connect students instantly

  Over the past month, QR codes have begun appearing across the ACU campus, from the library entrance to the Team 55 Helpdesk. The black-and-white squares, ...

• Job market is bright for ACU grads

  According to a national study of graduate business programs published Wednesday by U.S. News & World Report, ACU's College of Business Administration is ranked No. ...

• Students begin month-long Celebration of Service

  Nancy Coburn, director of Volunteer and Service-Learning Center, says many students are already involved in some form of service through athletics teams, student organizations, academic ...

• Physics students attend largest national conference

  A team of 17 students from Abilene Christian University recently attended the 2011 American Physical Society's March Meeting (APSMM). The conference, held in Dallas March ...

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