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HSU Unveils Christlieb Seal at Logsdon Forum
October 16, 2018Logsdon has had a busy last few days holding the 4th annual Logsdon Forum on Friday, welcoming alumni for homecoming, and holding a baptism class for ministry students on Monday.
Alumni honored during Homecoming dinner
October 12, 2018Every year, Hardin-Simmons recognizes alumni and former students with the Alumni Awards. Those who meet the criteria will receive recognition for their achievements in the community, the career or the dedication they have to HSU. The winners were honored at a banquet Thursday, Oct. 11th in the Johnson Building. Each award is chosen by a committee of fellow alumni.
Christlieb Scholarship Program Introduced
October 10, 2018HSU is living out the love of Christ through the Christlieb Program, providing full tuition to independent, self-sustaining students who have no parental support.
56th Annual SING to be featured during Homecoming
October 10, 2018Hardin-Simmons University will host the fifty-sixth annual All-School SING competition this week, during the 2018 homecoming festivities. Shows are Friday, October 12 at 6:00 pm and Saturday, October 13 at 8:00 pm in Behrens Auditorium. Tickets are $15 for non-students and $5 for students for both shows. Students and Alumni, alike, can expect a night full of HSU tradition.
Abilene City Council recognizes HSU’s Physical Therapy Program during National PT Month
October 9, 2018The American Physical Therapy Association has designated the month of October as "National Physical Therapy Month," and this morning, in honor of Hardin-Simmons' growing Physical Therapy program, the City of Abilene followed suit. Mayor Anthony Williams officially proclaimed October as "National Physical Therapy Month" in Abilene.
HSU Student Declares Physician Assistant Week in Abilene, Houston
October 9, 2018Abilene and Houston celebrate Physician Assistant week for the first time this year thanks to an HSU PA student. Ryan Comeaux '19 and HSU PA program drafted a proclamation requesting that Physician Assistants week be celebrated Oct. 6-12. The ceremonial document and was approved by Abilene Mayor Anthony Williams and Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner.
HSU Develops New Master of Athletic Training Program
October 5, 2018HSU will soon offer a Master's of Athletic Training (MAT) to build on their acclaimed undergraduate degree.
“Anything Goes” Opens the 2018-2019 Theater Season
October 4, 2018The theatre program at Hardin-Simmons University proudly presents "Anything Goes," a musical love story set on board an ocean liner in 1934. Directed by Teri Wilkerson and Dr. Melody Rich, this show will open the 2018-2019 theatre season. Showtimes for "Anything Goes" are October 3-6 at 7:30 p.m. and October 7 at 2:00 p.m. in Van Ellis Theatre. Ticket costs are $15 for general admission, $10 for military, seniors, or outside students, $3 for Alumni, and $5 for Hardin-Simmons University faculty, staff, and students.
Students to Experience Cultural Learning at Diversity Week
October 4, 2018Hardin-Simmons will host Diversity Week starting from Oct. 8 to 12. This event is to connect HSU students with the community and have fun while learning about the different cultures on campus.
Carol Fairlie Art Exhibit Opens
October 3, 2018The Ira M. Taylor Memorial Gallery is honored to host an exhibition of works by renowned artist Carol H. Fairlie. Fairlie has been showing her pieces since 1974 when she hosted her first one-person show.