Hardin-Simmons University News

Thank you, Abilene and the Big Country, for making the Alzheimer's Association-North Central Texas Chapter's sixth annual Steppin' out for Memories a tremendous success.

Joy Lewis/Reporter-News Brandon Phillips looks through a spy hole to check on the status of 229 pots baking at 2,159 degrees in his kiln earlier this month.

TSTC West Texas names new vice president of Student LearningTSTC West Texas has announced that Kyle Smith will join the school as vice president of Student Learning on June 18.

Thomas Metthe/Reporter-News Hardin-Simmons University freshman Derek Footer clears a hurdle while practicing Wednesday afternoon, May 23, 2012, at the HSU track.

Slavery may be long in the past in America, but its effects linger, and that is a crucial point that a Hardin-Simmons University professor hopes students will take with them from her May Term class.

HSU students inducted into Alpha Chi Honor SocietyThe following Hardin-Simmons University Students were recently inducted into the Alpha Chi Honor Society: Chelsea Baker, Kathrin Carter, Katie Dagenais, Alexandra Dockter, Kelsey Evans, Tiffany Haggard, Hannah Heffington, Isaiah Hicks, Kristyn Jones, Lauren Morzak, Mallory Moser, Hannah Page, ... (more)

Joy Lewis/Reporter-News Erin James-Brown is a teaching pastor at Crosspoint Fellowship in Abilene.

This writing has to be turned in before many events occurring within the period of publication - but that is how busy we are! Mrs.

Today, MizCheevus will be leaving early to attend the Junior Achievement Breakfast in the Hunter Welcome Center on the Abilene Christian University campus.

When Brenda Miles' daughter, Macy Miles, decided to attend Angelo State University, she filled out an application for government grants and then crossed her fingers.

After 15 years of entertaining Abilene crowds, the Celebration Singers are looking to usher in a new generation of vocal talent.

Each year, Zavala, a group of Hispanic community leaders dedicated to preserving the Hispanic heritage and empowering the Hispanic community to be full-fledged participants in the "American dream," recognizes a Hispanic individual who has demonstrated extraordinary and unselfish service to the Hispanic community.

Roy Juarez Jr. has been invited to deliver the commencement exercise keynote address doe the Deming High School Centennial Class of 2012 at 7 p.m. on Friday at DHS Memorial Stadium.

Hardin-Simmons University's Erin James-Brown, who will receive a master of divinity degree Saturday, has been chosen for the national Addie Davis award in preaching.

Joy Lewis/Reporter-News Hardin-Simmons University senior Richol Richards hails from Kingston on the Caribbean island of St.

Joy Lewis/Reporter-News Til BhuJel and Yohani Barampama continued pruning weeds on the grounds at Hardin-Simmons University when the rain grew heavy Tuesday afternoon.

The Deming High School Centennial Class of 2012 has selected Roy Juarez Jr. to be their commencement speaker at the DHS Graduation Exercise at 7 p.m., on Thursday, May 18 at DHS Memorial Stadium.

Nellie Doneva/Reporter-News Hardin-Simmons University professor David Stuckey, left, helps students Bandi Harris, center, and Audrey Farr, right, go through the right steps in examining a lower leg injury during the Injury/Illness Evaluation I class.

Eric J. Shelton/Reporter-News Hardin-Simmons University students Katie Whitmore and Tori Whitmore were inducted into the Alpha Chi honor society Thursday at HSU.

Education: Graduated from Abilene Christian High School; graduated from Hardin-Simmons University with a degree in communications and criminal justice Community involvement: Leukemia & Lymphoma Society; Toastmasters; deacon at Faith Baptist Church; former volunteer with Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts Comments are the sole responsibility of the person ... (more)