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Nearing the end: Students discuss post-COVID life
COVID-19 Update: Open dorm returns, no change to COVID-19 policies
Lil Nas X and the Devil: Sin or Embracement?
In a Manor of Speaking: University purchases Lakeside Manor
‘Carry on the founder’s goal’: The history of the JBU Communication Department
JBU Volleyball Season Ends on a Sad, yet Hopeful Note
Reexamining Kanakuk’s Abuse and Struggling to Forgive
JBU-based Band Maple Street Hosts Live Concert
Women in the Workplace Host Celebration
Lest These Things Depart Our Hearts
News
In a Manor of Speaking: University purchases Lakeside Manor
For many years, students have been able to study abroad at a manor located in Belfast, Northern Ireland. John Brown University has now officially begun to organize the purchase of the manor. The Ireland Studies program includes fall and summer terms. It had previously been rented from the Belmore Trust […]
Coronavirus Coverage
Sports
JBU Volleyball Season Ends on a Sad, yet Hopeful Note
This semester, volleyball returned in full force at John Brown University with the Golden Eagles, led by head coach Ken Carver, bringing in a lot of youth to the table after graduating much of the older talent from last season’s team. Regardless, the JBU campus still held high hopes for […]
Faith
Lil Nas X and the Devil: Sin or Embracement?
Colorful vegetation covers the screen as rapper Lil Nas X calmly sits in the Garden of Eden, only to be approached and seduced by a treacherous snake. A quick transition shows Lil Nas X chained and taken to a court in heaven where angels cast stones and condemn him. As […]
Local
JBU-based Band Maple Street Hosts Live Concert
One of the many pitfalls of COVID-19 that people faced almost immediately last March was the lack of live concerts. Rolling Stone reports that “The global concert business, which was poised for a record year when 2020 began, lost $9.7 billion in ticket sales alone.” It continues, “With another $30 […]
Lifestyles
Nearing the end: Students discuss post-COVID life
As the number of vaccinated individuals approaches 100 million in the United States and the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel gets closer, states across the nation are dramatically opening their vaccine eligibility. Most states currently allow anyone above the age of 18 to get vaccinated, and recent […]
Opinion
Lest These Things Depart Our Hearts
April, noted as Genocide Awareness Month, marks many dark dates in our global history: 27 years since Rwanda, 46 years since the start of the Cambodian genocide and 78 years since the start of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Millions upon millions of people, made in God’s image, have been killed […]
Editorial
What Mike Huckabee’s tweet reveals about private companies and their political involvement
“I’ve decided to ‘identify’ as Chinese,” said former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee in a tweet on April 3. “Coke will like me, Delta will agree with my ‘values’ and I’ll probably get shoes from Nike & tickets to [Major League Baseball] games. Ain’t America great?” Huckabee, who previously visited the […]
