Students in ACU’s occupational therapy program turned the ACU Maker Lab into Santa’s workshop for children with special needs. The students addressed hand strength and grasp deficits by adapting toys that were assistive and rehabilitative. Watch the joy of the...
ACU students and faculty now have access to the EBSCO American Antiquarian Society Historical Periodicals Collection Sets 1-5, covering the years 1693-1877. This rich historical collection contains over 10 million pages from 6,500 historical periodicals published from...
On Oct. 16, 2017, Leonard and Pat Pamplin presented Elizabeth C. Bernard’s New Testament Bible to the Center for Restoration Studies at ACU Library. Bernard (1890-1971) was a lifelong missionary in Hong Kong. She first served in China in 1933 and returned there in...
Join us in the Hunter Welcome Center, 6-8 p.m., Tuesday, March 20, for Angels Unawares: Untold Stories of the Jacob’s Dream Sculpture at ACU. Jack (’78) and Jill (Thompson ’78) Maxwell will discuss the creation of Abilene’s most famous sculptures and provide new...
In collaboration with the Visual Rhetoric of Comics class taught by Dr. Suanna (Haston ’82) Davis, assistant professor of language and literature, the library is showcasing Wonder Woman comic illustrations, graphic novels, comic books and other items in the exhibit...
