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Byline: Emily Guajardo After four years of writing countless, harsh, informative and sometimes pointless articles, I have no more words left inside me. For the first time, I am speechless. [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo Setting sail to reach hope, family and sense of self-identity, the Department of Theatre will premiere James and the Giant Peach for the spring musical in Fulks [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo Wrapping up on its 15th anniversary, FilmFest will gather students, faculty, families and community members to watch 13 original films play on the big screen. With 146 [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo In a country over 8,800 miles away filled with over 3 million residents, one online school is inching its way into the buzzing and chaotic lifestyle of [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo Through the crowded Brown Library filled with last minute papers being printed and coffee orders being brewed, one fresh faced student boldly walks across with a bright, [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo With straight faces sprinkled with the occasional nose ring, three female psychology graduate students sit on the leather couches in the Brown Library. Presenting in Houston at [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo After a sixteen-month study in Canada, Dr. Sarah Easter decided to immerse herself into a coalition made up of more than 40 churches, non-profits, governmental and business [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo While I understand the legalities, policies and common practices Christians should oblige when regarding the homosexuality topic filtering throughout the campus and social media, I would like [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo Finishing the final touches on their pieces, three seniors prepare for their senior showcase at the Center for Contemporary Arts in downtown Abilene. With various topics and [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo At the mere age of 25 years old, April Anthony decided to dream big, risk everything and achieve what she couldn't imagine. Today, overseeing two of the [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo Concluding his servanthood as the university's director of student productions, Tom Craig will be issuing his last curtain call after Sing Song 2018. Craig, who graduated ACU [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo Sometimes I think about the person who sat next to Blake Lively in high school. I wonder if anyone ever paid any attention to them behind Lively's [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo Whimsical music, flowered dresses and quick dialogue take over the Fulks stage as the Department of Theatre takes Sense and Sensibility back to a time where proper [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo With Sing Song season quickly approaching, the hosts and hostesses describe their experiences and what it takes to put on their stellar performances. -- As class and [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo In one swift domino effect, self-labeled feminist women and men across the nation are changing the issues masked as normalities surrounding society today. With fear receding from [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo The Department of Theatre continues with its fifth annual 24HR Musical premiering on Sunday. -- For the fifth year in a row, 24HR Musical has rallied dozens [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo Among the cheering fans in Moody Coliseum, two screaming brunettes clap vivaciously as Coach Julie Goodenough calls for a timeout. The women's basketball team huddles in a [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo In an age where technology seems to be at odds with the fine arts, literature and original thought, Hayley Middlebrook has decided to embrace the negative notions [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo Jumping 6,200 times over the past forty years, Bible professor Larry Henderson shares his love for skydiving. At the young age of 66, Larry Henderson, professor of [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo On Nov. 8, a new age of presidential administration took the seat in the Oval Office. No longer would the President of the United States be required [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo The use of sacraments is a debate that has lasted since the church's initial split during the Protestant Reformation in the 16th century. Beginning with the seven [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo After eight weeks of constant singing and dancing, losing twelve pounds and attaining a number of knee problems, I'd like to announce one very important lesson non-theatre [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo In the nooks and crannies of the Hardin Administration building, one office is dimly lit with photos, figures and Victorian paintings hanging along every inch of the [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo The women in black walk along the paved sidewalks of the mall area as small felt pins bounce off their ironed white shirts coated in starch. With [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo Amidst potential danger, social disorder and a lack of empathic love for one another, a group of World Wide Witness medical students decided to embark on the [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo In lieu of one bold sermon including one brave female professor, and in a coliseum filled with generations of Christians both old and new, one powerful sentence [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo A cool breeze escapes beneath the entrance door to the Department of Management Sciences. A slow creak is heard when the heavy door is slowly pulled open [...]

Byline: Emily Guajardo With Generation 'Z' or post-millenials arriving to campus this fall, three freshmen share their unique stories on life in America, being an ACU legacy and going to [...]