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HSU Hosts Kicks for Kids Fundraiser
April 22, 2019Last Thursday, HSU hosted a fundraiser for Kicks for Kids, a non-profit program that provides the tuition necessary for children to train at Team Chip Tae Kwon Do.
A Look Back on HSU’s Class of 1969
April 18, 2019On Monday and Tuesday, Hardin-Simmons welcomed the class of 1969 back to campus for their Golden Reunion. The two-day event provided HSU alumni with the opportunity to rekindle old friendships through community meals, a campus tour, and a private concert by the World Famous Cowboy Band.
HSU and Global Samaritan Resources Donate Equipment to Kenya
April 17, 2019With the help of the Global Samaritan Resources foundation, HSU will donate medical and athletic equipment to different areas of the country.
HSU Students Perform Mozart’s “Requiem” Alongside the Abilene Philharmonic
April 16, 2019Before the conclusion of the spring music season, HSU students prepared for a significant event on their calendars: a performance of Mozart's "Requiem". This concert, based on Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's work, took place at the First Baptist Church of Abilene.
Life of Dr. Virginia Connally Celebrated in Memorial Service
April 16, 2019A memorial service to celebrate the life of Dr. Virginia Connally took place on Saturday, March 13 at 10 a.m. in the main sanctuary at First Baptist Church of Abilene.
HSU Trombone Ensemble Shines at Performance
April 11, 2019With a variety of music styles, the HSU students performed in a Trombone concert last Monday at the Woodward Dellis Recital Hall.
HSU Theatre Presents “The Amish Project”
April 11, 2019“The Amish Project”, a play by Jessica Dickey, is a “fictional exploration of the Nickel Mines schoolhouse shooting in an Amish community, and the path of forgiveness and compassion forged in its wake.” The play will be directed by Dr. Victoria Spangler, Associate Professor of Theatre.
HSU PA Program Fundraises for Mission Trip
April 10, 2019On Tuesday, April 9, HSU’s Physician Assistant (PA) program participated in a fundraiser for their mission trip later this year. PA students sold cookies in front of Moody Center, hoping to generate more funds for their big trip to the Dominican Republic this May.
Stress and Anxiety: HSU Counselors Provide Insight
April 9, 2019Hardin-Simmons understands that this is a difficult time of year that can involve anxiety and stress for students as they study. To help students deal with these disturbances, learn how to manage them, and reduce them, Nikki Rhodes, director of counseling services, and Steven Eller, university counselor, provide some helpful information for students who may struggle with stress and anxiety.
HSU Prepares to Host Athletics Summer Camps
April 9, 2019With the summer months fast approaching, our coaching staff is hard at work preparing for HSU's annual athletics camps. Camps are available for students ranging from kindergarten to 12th grade and all skill levels are welcome.