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The Threefold interviewed Darrin Coon and Kim Hadley about the University’s progress on the food service for the upcoming school year. Here is what we found out. Q What is your official title and what has been your role in this process? A Darrin Coon, chief human resources officer, provided […]
Students gathered at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville on Friday night for a free cup of drip coffee, dessert and an overall cultural experience sponsored by ELEVATE. Though many reasons exist to visit the incredible works of art that live in our backyard, students explained what attracts […]
In Defense of the Dark Art photography exhibit. No Harry Potter involved. This gallery show by Neal Holland and Kyle Agee is completely comprised of wet plate photography, a method that uses silver nitrate, which can often turn fingers black. The two photographers wanted a challenge, a real return to […]
Students, faculty and administrators alike gathered under the clock tower Monday afternoon to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a unity march sponsored by MOSAIC, the Multicultural Organization of Students Active in Christ. The 30 marchers followed the MOSAIC sign around the campus, demonstrating unity in Christ despite differences […]
With the new lease of a building, John Brown University will be offering graduate programs in the Little Rock area for the first time in August of 2013. “JBU started offering undergraduate degree completion courses in Little Rock in 1996,” said Richard Ellis, dean of the Graduate School. “We worked […]
The Arkansas IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence awarded a research grant of $250,000 to Joel Funk, assistant professor of biology. Funk will be working under project leader Daniel Voth, assistant professor of microbiology at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, to find better antibiotics for Q Fever. Q […]
Two pastors, bringing a message of healing and reconciliation, shared the stage in Monday’s special Martin Luther King Jr. Day chapel at John Brown University. Derrick Rollerson and Mark Soderquist, both pastors at Westlawn Gospel Chapel in Chicago, shared with students about the brokenness which they had learned to recognize […]
The strong smell of scented wax greets customers as they walk in the shop’s door. Their eyes are quickly drawn around the room to any one of the multiple displays of carefully crafted pieces. The shop is Bits & Pieces, a reopening of the downtown store previously known as Moosabella’s. […]
People ask me all the time. “What do you like to cook?” “What is your favorite meal?” They ask me, I presume, because it’s part of my identity. I commonly spend what little extra time I have learning about food—reading in a subscription, eating at a funky place, asking others […]
When talking about accomplishments that someone makes behind the barrel of a shotgun, most people talk about the deer, ducks and even squirrels they have shot. However, freshman Jeff Williams tells stories of shooting clay pigeons. “I started off when I was nine years old in a small 4H club […]