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How the Wildcat name was chosen
In 1919, two campus clubs competed to raise funds for an athletics facility. The winning West Texas Club selected the Wildcat name, recognizing wildlife native to the region.
ACU connects its Singing College nickname to the undefeated 1950 football team's radio singing performance, linking football history with the university's a cappella tradition.
Sing Song began in 1957 under Bob Hunter's direction. Student groups developed the a cappella competition into performances combining themed medleys, costumes and choreography, making it a continuing connection between students and alumni.
ACU's commencement guide describes the W-C hand sign: an OK-style gesture with the thumb and index finger separated to form a C. Students display it while singing the alma mater.
Graduates receive a Purple Line Society lapel pin after crossing the commencement stage. The university presents it as a symbol of their continuing place in the ACU community.
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