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HSU Students Volunteer at H-E-B Feast of Sharing
December 11, 2019HSU students from the Cowboy Band and Dr. Tim Chandler’s COMM1301 classes volunteered at two H-E-B Feast of Sharing events in Fort Worth and Abilene.
Hardin-Simmons Theatre Department Performs “This Random World”
December 9, 2019The Hardin-Simmons Theatre Department performed the show This Random World from Nov. 8-10. Directed by HSU adjunct professor Teri Wilkerson, the show is about a life full of random coincidences rather than the belief in fate.
Hardin-Simmons School of Music Students Attend NATS Texoma Regional Conference
December 6, 2019Each year, the Hardin-Simmons University School of Music sends a few very talented students to the National Association of Teachers of Singing conference held at the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas. From Oct. 30-Nov. 3, six HSU students attended the NATS Texoma Regional Conference, attending workshops, various classes taught by prestigious artists, and even participated in the Student Adjudications, or also known as the Student Auditions.
PA Mission Trip Inspires Art Series
December 4, 2019After returning from HSU’s Physician Assistant mission trip in May, artist Michael Wurman created seven drawings depicting the trip to the Dominican Republic, plus two pieces depicting Abilene landscapes. Wurman donated the pieces to decorate HSU’s newly renovated Physician Assistant space in Mabee Hall, where his daughter is currently enrolled.
Missions Opportunities for HSU Students
December 2, 2019Hardin-Simmons provides multiple opportunities for students to serve their community and world. From local mission projects like building houses, to international trips through GoNow, HSU students are making a difference for Christ.
HSU’s Model UN Club Hosts Third Texas Crisis Simulation
November 25, 2019Hardin-Simmons University’s Leadership Studies Program works tirelessly on countless endeavors each year. On Nov. 1-2, the HSU Leadership Studies’ Model UN Club hosted its third Texas Crisis Simulation (TCS), which provided HSU students the ability to work on a mock council and attempt to solve various political dilemmas.
Hardin-Simmons Hosts Ring Ceremony for Upcoming December and August Graduates
November 22, 2019Hardin-Simmons students are ringing in the final stretch of the semester with new bling. Friday, Nov. 1, seniors preparing to graduate in December stood in Logsdon Chapel with their friends and families as they received their long awaited class rings during the annual HSU Ring Ceremony.
Hardin-Simmons University Celebrates Oktubafest
November 21, 2019On Oct. 29, Dr. Jeffrey Cottrell, Associate Professor of Low Brass and Theory, directed the 12th annual Oktubafest at Hardin-Simmons’ Woodward-Dellis Recital Hall. Performers included students, faculty, and the Civic Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble of Abilene. With a variety of musical styles ranging from serious music to jazz, artists were able to shine a light on the talents of the low brass instruments.
Hardin-Simmons Concert Band Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month
November 21, 2019The Hardin-Simmons School of Music’s Concert Band celebrated National Hispanic Heritage Month with its recent concert titled Fiesta. Held in Behrens Auditorium on October 22, the concert was filled with Spanish and Latin American influences.
Knight Lectures Highlight Women of the Old Testament
November 20, 2019Three students of Dr. George Knight spoke about women of the Old Testament at the 2019 George Knight Lectures.