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Make your relationship with Jesus foremost in your life. This was the core take-away message of John Brown University’s Spiritual Emphasis Week, held Sept. 4-6. From a scene of life after the party in the parable of the prodigal son to a barkeeper’s tale of Hosea’s unconditional love for Gomer, […]
John Brown University grabbed the top spot for “Best Value” in the U.S. News and World Report 2013 Best Colleges Edition for the southern region. Additionally, it took home No. 2 Best College among 107 regional colleges in the South. The University has placed in one of the top two […]
On Monday night, the Lady Eagles went 2-0 with wins against Texas Wesleyan and College of the Ozarks (Mo.) at their home opener. These two wins give JBU a season record of 13-2. In their second match of the day against Ozarks, freshman Audery Dearien made an impressive showing with […]
The Lady Golden Eagles Soccer team rolled to an 8-0 victory over the University of the Ozarks on Saturday. Junior midfielder Whitney Brannan led the Eagles to their third straight win with a hat trick and sophomore forward Laura Garcia added two goals of her own. Playing an 0-4 U […]
The Golden Eagles Men’s Soccer team finished the Quality Inn Classic this weekend winless after a rain-out and a tie. On Friday, the Eagles were trailing 2-0 against Northwestern (Iowa) 17 minutes into their match when the game was called due to heavy rain and lightning. JBU and NWC agreed […]
A high speed police chase from West Siloam, Okla. ended in front of the John Brown University entrance shortly before 9:45 p.m. Sunday. University students leaving the evening chapel service saw it all happen. A green Dodge pickup truck flew down Holly Street from Highway 412, said senior Benjamin Shondelmyer. […]
This fall, John Brown University hired new Resident Directors for both Walker Hall and Hutcheson Hall: Andrew Lehr and Meredith Baltz. Potential applicants were interviewed by Director of Resident Life Andre Broquard, former and current resident assistants, representative students and several staff members, including President Pollard. Lehr and Baltz were […]
Downtown Siloam Springs has witnessed a variety of changes over the past few months, many even in the past week. Some businesses have closed, others opened, some expanded and some are under new ownership. Nonetheless, the area is thriving. Meredith Bergstrom, executive director of Main Street Siloam Springs, said the […]
This summer the Learning Resource Center underwent long-awaited renovations, including updating the bathrooms, adding storage space to the Media Lab, purchasing computers and creating a new convergent newsroom, the Triangle. The Triangle houses the Threefold Advocate, which moved from the Honors house. The newsroom replaces the theater-style classroom, 121. “Before […]
“What am I doing here? Where are we going?” sang Clarensau in their opening number, “Endless Melody,” for students at the Welcome Back Concert sponsored by BLUE the first week of classes. These words were accurate lyrics for the several hundred students who showed up for dinner and music on […]