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Next year’s seniors are being asked to reconsider moving off campus next semester as the due date for Off-Campus housing draws closer. According to Dean of Students and Director of Residence Life, Andre Broquard, with the addition of the North Slope Apartments and the completion of J. Alvin there will […]
The Siloam Springs Police Department is about to get a major upgrade. The city of Siloam Springs is planning to build a brand-new police headquarters on U.S. Highway 412. Currently, the city is reviewing bids for the contract to build the new station. Construction is expected to start later this […]
Super Bowl XLVII (or 48 for those who aren’t Roman) was the most watched Super Bowl game ever with over 111 million viewers. The anticipation for the game was caused by the confidence, or what some have called arrogance, of defensive back Richard Sherman and the rest of the Seattle […]
When students walk into the swimming wellness activity class this semester, they may see a familiar face. Siloam Springs High School’s swimming coach, Stephanie Goddard, is now teaching this wellness activity at John Brown University. Goddard has coached the Siloam Springs swimming team for 13 years. Goddard said she takes […]
David Vila, professor of religion and philosophy at John Brown University, accompanied over 20 JBU students to Joplin, Mo., on Saturday for an Islam seminar from Crescent Project’s President Fouad Masri. The College Heights Christian Church hosted the Bridges Seminar, which travels to various churches around the country. The Crescent […]
If you did not know Barack Obama was the President of the United States, people would say you had been living under a rock for the past six years. So why do so many students not know who the President of our Student Government Association is? Meet Elizabeth Mathers. Mathers […]
Honduran students are concerned about much more than voter fraud as the country remains in unrest after the inauguration of Juan Orlando Hernandez on Jan. 27. Violent protests and marches occurred during Hernandez’s inauguration. Despite the peace marches, protests and the alleged ‘theft of the country’s presidential vote’ after the […]
The Socality movement is becoming more prevalent in students’ Instagram feeds. It hopes to inspire connections, relationships and encouragement among the Instagram family. So the question is where did the name ‘Socality’ come from. Social (SO) Community (C) all for (AL) eternity (ITY). The movement hopes to embed that focus […]
Rend Collective Experiment, is coming to John Brown University, and students are invited to join the band around the “campfire.” Rend Collective Experiment, known for its eclectic style of worship, will be performing at the University on Saturday, Feb. 8, on their tour, Campfire. The band members, who originate from […]