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I sat in the back of the cathedral during Olivia Singleton’s memorial service two weeks ago. Like the majority of my classmates, I concluded my weekend emotionally drained and exhausted. I came to the service hoping for a word from God—for a little note with an “I’m here for you” […]
Science majors at John Brown University rarely have to write papers. In fact, I am pretty sure that I wrote no more than three papers last year. In addition, the papers that we tend to write are “scientific,” meaning very short, concise, and to the point. Scientists do not believe […]
There are an estimated 27 million modern day slaves in the world. That is more slaves than there have ever been in human history, according to notforsalecampaign.org. These slaves long to rebuild their lives and restore their dreams. But how can they do so? As of today, there are several […]
I have to say, I appreciated James Kennedy’s article last week. I think I’ve said before that one of my top StrengthsQuest results was Individualization. I’m absolutely fascinated by the way you are different from your roommate, and your roommate is different from his girlfriend, and his girlfriend is different […]
For as long as the Threefold staff can remember, students could count on the regular rhythm of the chapel schedule: Faculty member on Tuesday, outside guest on Thursday, with a couple of communion days interspersed throughout. It seems to us that either this rhythm was imagined or has been greatly […]
Breakups are so awkward. Why is it that people cannot just move on? Why is it that the person that you are dating is the most amazing person while you date, but as soon as you breakup they are the devil? There are angry breakups, and there are sad breakups. […]
For those interested in art, history or archaeology, pursuing a minor in museum studies might prove a beneficial decision. Starting next fall, John Brown University will offer a concentration in this area of study. “The genesis of this came from a lot of things coming together,” said Trisha Posey, assistant […]
A select group of John Brown University students will explore firsthand the inner workings of a museum this semester. As part of the College Ambassador program at the Crystal Bridges Museum of Art, 52 area college students will use their interests and creativity to help produce programming for young adults. […]
A large room covered in black is usually nothing to be excited about. Yet John Brown University art majors are celebrating over just that. Recently, a larger darkroom was added to the third floor of the Visual Arts West building. This new addition is “significantly larger,” explained Hannah Belcher, sophomore […]
Music major Daniel Loganbill balances a lot on his plate. He reconstructed his singing voice, starred in a freshman play, became a member of the Cathedral Choir and placed in a state singing competition. All this and he is only a freshman. Loganbill placed second at the Arkansas National Association […]