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FilmFest connects students with industry professionals

This spring, a record number of students shared short films at the historic Paramount Theatre downtown as part of Ģý’s 21st annual FilmFest. Narrative and animated films from 16 teams showcased student storytelling and creativity from across campus, with awards presented in 15 categories. For the second year, an award was given for … Continued

10 Questions with JMC grad and history buff Regina Burns

Although Black History Month is February, for Ģý alumna Regina L. Burns (’83) it has become a year-round passion.  Her fascination with key figures in Black history was sparked in the 1990s, while she served as news director for a country music station in Memphis, Tennessee. She was asked to produce a radio documentary about … Continued

Ģý achieves elite academic recognition with Carnegie Research 2 status

Ģý has earned Research 2 (R2) status in the latest update from the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education – a milestone that reflects Ģý’s intentional commitment to research growth and academic excellence. The prestigious R2 designation places Abilene Christian among top research universities in the nation, recognizing high spending and doctorate … Continued

Senior Capstone is crowning experience for Ģý undergraduates

From filmmaking in Cambodia to studying Native American pictographs with multispectral imaging, Ģý students are putting their knowledge into practice every day. Experiential learning – or learning by doing – is an important part of an Ģý education and is built into the curriculum for all undergraduate majors from their freshman through senior years. Their … Continued

Ģý alum Halbert honored at NY cancer foundation gala

The New York Cancer Foundation honored an Ģý alumnus whose pioneering work in precision medicine helps patients receive better quality care through individualized treatment. David Dean Halbert (’78) received the Courage and Grace Award at the fourth annual Raising Hope Gala in New York City. The award was presented by Dr. Jeffrey Vacirca, … Continued

Maverick McIvor in Ģý's championship-clinching win Nov. 16, 2024

Wildcats clinch UAC championship with win over Tarleton

The never-say-die Ģý Wildcats did it again Saturday night, and this time, it resulted in the football program’s first NCAA Division I conference championship and berth in the FCS playoffs. The 14th-ranked Wildcats and 13th-ranked Tarleton State Texans battled for 60 minutes in a game worthy of a conference championship. Fortunately, the Wildcats walked out … Continued

Dr. Rachel Team

U.S. Department of Education grants $3.6 million to Ģý

Ģý’s Department of Psychology has been awarded $3.6 million in research funding from the U.S. Department of Education as part of the recently announced Mental Health Service Professionals Demonstration Grant. The award is the largest federal grant Ģý has received in the last 15 years.  Under the leadership of Dr. Rachel Team, associate … Continued