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“Lay it All Down,” Matthew Campbell’s new single in collaboration with Jace Richardson is out at a much-needed time of the academic year. Campbell, junior integrated marketing and communications major at John Brown University, partnered with Richardson, junior graphic design major to deliver a song about laying down any anxiety, […]
In an effort to focus on covering the needs of students, John Brown University recently announced a number of projects and renovations meant to better accommodate the community and to appeal to prospective students who regularly visit university grounds.
The lack of reliable access to affordable, nutritious food is a reality that one in five Arkansans face, according to the Arkansas Food Bank. In 2009, the Natural State ranked #1 in the nation in childhood hunger, and, as of 2020, Arkansas was among the top 10 states with the highest rates of food insecurity in the country.
To mitigate the damaging effects of hunger and food insecurity on campus, John Brown University established Servant’s Heart Community Pantry in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, and they found a student manager with a servant’s heart to run it.
The right to speak freely is a pillar of American society, so much so that it is clearly outlined in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. We value and protect this right with such determination that when we feel this freedom is restricted or jeopardized, we fight tooth and nail to preserve it.
While there are many ways to share the Gospel, Paul Bulgin, assistant professor of visual arts at John Brown University, has found a creative approach to represent Scripture with his artistic expression.
On Feb. 10, Bulgin hosted a reception and live art performance of his most recent gallery “Abstract, React, Impact.” His work features spin art and splatter paintings that explore biblical stories, including the Genesis account of creation through color and form.
Justus Selwyn and Hepsiba Vivenkanandan, professors of computer science from India, fought a global pandemic to arrive at John Brown University. The couple and their son had been prevented from coming to the Natural State due to the imposed travel ban to the United States for all Indian passengers since […]
Matthew Campbell, junior marketing and communications major, has been writing and producing music for almost a decade. As a college student, his plans to make a name for himself in the music industry have not dampened. On Nov. 12, Campbell released “FROM DEATH TO LIFE,” a passion project he crafted […]
Student clubs and organizations are a fundamental part of campus life. Nothing makes a student’s college experience more valuable than joining other fellow peers in similar missions and interests. At the beginning of every academic year, tables representing diverse student-led clubs and organizations decorate the Quad during orientation. Incoming freshmen […]
Ericka Carrasco’s legacy at her alma mater, John Brown University, did not stop in 2011, the year in which she graduated in international business and marketing. Originally from Comayagua, Honduras, Carrasco completed her bachelor’s at JBU as a Walton scholar. A decade later, she was elected to the institution’s board […]