George Horvath faces her, his arms crossed, his eyes narrowed. “How could anyone love you?” he disgustedly spits out. Amalia Balash returns the glare, her hands on her hips, nostrils slightly flaring. The hate is stagnant in the air. How could they know the love letters in their pockets were […]
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At a long table in the John Brown University cafeteria, Jill Briscoe sat with students and told stories from her days of holding illegal Christian meetings in Soviet countries behind the ‘Iron Curtain.’ In those countries, Christianity was limited to government-approved meetings and messages. Briscoe’s stories showed how precious Scripture […]
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The Walton Lifetime Health Complex will replace one of its four racquetball courts during the renovations scheduled to end in mid October. This reduction is going to allow room for an Outdoor Adventure Center, where students will be able to check out kayaks, mountain bikes, canoes, and camping gear. There […]
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Chuck Hyde, Chief Executive Officer of John Brown University’s Soderquist Leadership, is running unopposed for his second five-year term on the Siloam Springs School Board. He is just completing his fifth year and said he is looking forward to another five. Steve Beers, Vice President of Student Development at the […]
After graduating high school, one topic has continually been on my mind and my heart: giving. What does it mean to really give? I can find plenty of examples in the Bible about verses that say we should give. It’s not a matter of what it means to give, but […]
On certain Saturdays in the fall semester at John Brown University, one can meander on down Hutch’s ridiculous hill and watch a stellar performance put on by JBU’s rugby team. The problem in doing this outright, however, is that most people just don’t know how rugby is played. No, it’s […]
George Horvath faces her, his arms crossed, his eyes narrowed. “How could anyone love you?” he disgustedly spits out. Amalia Balash returns the glare, her hands on her hips, nostrils slightly flaring. The hate is stagnant in the air. How could they know the love letters in their pockets were […]
Netflix released its first Netflix Original, “House of Cards,” in 2013. After three years, around 170 Netflix Originals are available to anyone with a Netflix subscription. Netflix Originals are exclusive series, documentaries, films and miniseries either originally created or continued by Netflix. If you have not checked these out yet, […]
Chuck Hyde, Chief Executive Officer of John Brown University’s Soderquist Leadership, is running unopposed for his second five-year term on the Siloam Springs School Board. He is just completing his fifth year and said he is looking forward to another five. Steve Beers, Vice President of Student Development at the […]
On certain Saturdays in the fall semester at John Brown University, one can meander on down Hutch’s ridiculous hill and watch a stellar performance put on by JBU’s rugby team. The problem in doing this outright, however, is that most people just don’t know how rugby is played. No, it’s […]
Let your voice be heard Are you passionate about a particular issue? Is there a burning desire within you to share your thoughts and ideas? Is there a conversation that you’d like to see started on campus? If so, we would love to hear what you have to say! Here […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
