Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville is opening a new exhibit with a focus on current visual and performing arts. The Innovative Arts Venue will be stationed in downtown Bentonville and will “anchor downtown Bentonville’s Market District, brin ging together a diverse range of artists to experiment and […]
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Baily Cameron has achieved new milestones for John Brown University women’s basketball. Cameron, guard for the University’s women’s basketball team, is the first freshman at the University to receive the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics All-America honorable mention for women’s basketball. “I wasn’t actually expecting it at all, but I […]
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Last week, a student issued an opinion piece titled “Respect the police.” In it, the student called on Christians to respect the police in the midst of instances of police violence. I agree with the statements made about police officers not receiving much thanks for their dedication and service to […]
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Brittany Ashby Thank you, Strategic Management, for requiring an 86-page business plan that investors will stop reading after the Executive Summary…found on page three. Thank you, John Brown University, for choosing incredibly thin toilet paper that reminds us of Bible pages. Thank you, BPAC parking lot, for not getting upset […]
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Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville is opening a new exhibit with a focus on current visual and performing arts. The Innovative Arts Venue will be stationed in downtown Bentonville and will “anchor downtown Bentonville’s Market District, brin ging together a diverse range of artists to experiment and […]
Respecting authority and demanding reform are not mutually exclusive. In chapel a couple of weeks ago, Asa Hutchinson, the governor of Arkansas, came and spoke to the student body. During that chapel, I helped lead over 100 students in wearing white shirts—many of which said “students for refugees”—to protest Governor […]
Baily Cameron has achieved new milestones for John Brown University women’s basketball. Cameron, guard for the University’s women’s basketball team, is the first freshman at the University to receive the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics All-America honorable mention for women’s basketball. “I wasn’t actually expecting it at all, but I […]
Brittany Ashby Thank you, Strategic Management, for requiring an 86-page business plan that investors will stop reading after the Executive Summary…found on page three. Thank you, John Brown University, for choosing incredibly thin toilet paper that reminds us of Bible pages. Thank you, BPAC parking lot, for not getting upset […]
Seniors graduating in May need to meet chapel requirements by April 24, according to John Brown University’s 2015-16 Student Handbook. Chapel attendance is mandatory for all studentsas it is an essential part of fulfilling John Brown University’s mission of providing Christ-centered higher education, according to the handbook. Students who fall […]
Recognize the problem of pornography On Monday the governor of Utah signed an ordinance that declared pornography a public health hazard, according to CNN. The resolution stated that pornography has individual and societal harms. The ordinance does not ban pornography or offer any new punishments. According to local senators, the […]
The annual senior cinema screening is coming to a theater—the Berry Performing Arts Center—near you. On May 1, seniors will showcase the films they have been working on for the past year. Kyle Stuck is producing a film called “Give Me To The Waves.” He said that the film shows […]
For senior visual art students, four years of work will be presented to potential employers and the public at the annual Portfolio Show this Friday evening. The show will feature work from more than 40 graphic design, photography, illustration and digital cinema majors. Most students showcase their work in portfolio […]
A New Jersey man, Joseph Hornick Jr., faces potential jail time over his Donald Trump flag. There is an ordinance in West Long Branch, where Hornick lives, which prohibits which prohibits the display of political signs more than 30 days before an election. The New Jersey primary takes place on […]
Respecting authority and demanding reform are not mutually exclusive. In chapel a couple of weeks ago, Asa Hutchinson, the governor of Arkansas, came and spoke to the student body. During that chapel, I helped lead over 100 students in wearing white shirts—many of which said “students for refugees”—to protest Governor […]
I’m a dreamer. I love to think and talk and plan about tomorrow–and nothing excites me more than imagining big, audacious possibilities. I graduate from JBU in less than two weeks. As my college years come to a close, I’ve been remembering all the big dreams about tomorrow that I’ve […]
St. Francis of Assisi reportedly once said, “Preach the Gospel at all times. Use words if necessary.” This line has always been very profound to me. I have never been the person who speaks up often, so this line always made me happy. I could preach the gospel without using […]
“I’m planning to get my master’s degree in electrical engineering at the University of Arkansas. I won’t be playing volleyball professionally, but hopefully I’ll be able to play for fun. Hopefully I can get a job as an engineer afterward.” -Audrey Dearien, engineering major, volleyball “Since I am an international […]
Sun teas Set out a clear glass jar with a couple bags of black tea and let it steep in the sun. Black tea can reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer, Alzheimer’s and is full of diseasefighting catechins, stated WebMD. Pour your sun tea over ice and enjoy a […]
