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In early spring of 2017, Scott Marksberry, John Brown University’s former men’s soccer coach, mapped out a rough disc golf course with wooden stakes, letting students play the “holes” for feedback. What began as a coach’s idea has now become a reality in the form of the Eagle Ridge Disc […]
Anna Schuchardt is one of the new additions to the Golden Eagle women’s soccer team. Schuchardt is a freshman from Leawood, Kansas. She comes to John Brown University from Kansas City Christian School where she played soccer for four years. Schuchardt said she is working on balancing life, her nursing […]
[BENTONVILLE] — Soul of a Nation, an exhibit bringing awareness to the reality of the Civil Rights Movement, is currently on display at Crystal Bridges in Bentonville, Ark. in its American debut. The exhibit is a collection of formerly neglected art bringing a unique, important perspective to the Civil Rights […]
uthi rebel group in Yemen earlier this month. Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran continue to rise as more missiles from Yemen are launched. When the Arab Spring began in Middle Eastern countries in 2010, no one was sure how the movement would resolve. Today, countries such as Yemen are […]
Black Panther gives representation to black community. The black community welcomed the release of the first movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to feature black protagonists. “Black Panther,” directed by Ryan Coogler on a $200 million budget, according to Vulture, earned $192 million USD in the box office its opening […]
Billy Graham, the evangelist who preached worldwide, died on Wednesday in his home at Montreat, NC. The United States and the world remembers him as a man dedicated to preaching the Gospel amid the controversies and social ills of World War II, the civil rights movement and the Watergate scandal. […]
Americans are being hospitalized at record rates as one of the worst influenza seasons in a decade moves further into 2018. The Center of Disease Control reports that, since the flu season began, approximately 60 per 100,000 people have been hospitalized for flu- related illnesses. In response to this brutal […]
Rev. Lawrence Ware gave the Martin Luther King Jr. Day chapel address, with some help from rapper, Kendrick Lamar. After introducing the Scriptural passage, Ware said, “I would like to talk to you for the next few moments on this idea: We gon’ be alright. We gon’ be alright. Not […]
It’s that time of the year again. Salad sales and gym memberships are skyrocketing and the phrase “new year, new me” somehow gets woven into every conversation. New Year’s resolutions can be a great way to improve aspects of your life, but resolutions can also often end in disappointment and […]
Café on Broadway, the oldest café in Siloam Springs and a staple business in the downtown area, will undergo renovations to modernize the space and increase clientele. Café on Broadway has been serving the Siloam Springs community since 2006. In the past year, Café on Broadway has encountered healthy competition […]