John Brown University's Student Newspaper
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
The Golden Eagles face Oklahoma Christian University tonight at 8 p.m. on the road before coming back to the Bill George Arena to face Northwestern Oklahoma State University on Saturday night. Last week’s games helped the Golden Eagles move to third in the conference with a record of 19-5, 11-5 […]
The Lady Eagles will try to move up in the Sooner Athletic Conference with wins against Oklahoma Christian and Northwestern Oklahoma State this weekend. JBU currently sits at ninth place in the SAC with a season record of 12-12, 6-10 in conference because of two wins this weekend against Southern […]
Although Martin Luther King Jr. was an ordinary man, God used him to do extraordinary things, the speaker reminded his audience. Marcus Carruthers, pastor of The Dwelling Place Church, spoke at John Brown University during a special chapel to honor the civil rights hero on Jan. 16. Carruthers saluted King […]
Phones hardly have a reputation enhancing classroom learning. Texting, loud ringtones and Angry Birds have seen to that. But with thousands of apps being created every year, some are more of a help to students than a hindrance. Here are some apps that are worth a college student’s time. Evernote […]
The Poseys do things a little differently. When Trisha Posey found out she was pregnant, she didn’t tell anyone for five months. She was happily married to her husband of seven years, and they had been hoping for a child. Posey was researching for her dissertation at the University of […]
Senior Michael Bruner had a vision. On Jan. 27, that vision came to fruition with the showing of his senior project, “Worth a Thousand.” “Worth a Thousand” is the classic story about a man searching for meaning. He must learn to work through mistakes made early in his life in […]
The Lady Golden Eagles need a win against Southern Nazarene University Crimson Storm tonight in the Bill George Arena at 6 p.m. SNU is currently third in the Sooner Athletic Conference and 25th in NAIA Division I. JBU is 10th in conference. SNU is the only top-seeded team that JBU […]
The tennis program is beginning their spring season without a coach. Brenton Horne, the former tennis coach, left the program during finals week last semester. “It just didn’t work out,” said Director of Athletics Robyn Daughtery. Senior Eric Engstrom is serving as the team’s player coach and Bryan Cole, the […]
The Golden Eagles hope to continue their four game winning streak tonight against Southern Nazarene University Crimson Storm. This is the first time this season the Eagles have had a chance to play the 16th-ranked Crimson Storm. The Storm is also tied for the top seed in the Sooner Athletic […]
Bill and Melissa Stevenson’s rental car and luggage were stolen in Dublin, Ireland on Jan. 19. The Stevensons had been in Ireland with Cornerstone University’s J-term trip and were planning to fly back to the United States that day. Although the theft delayed their return trip by just one day, […]