John Brown University's Student Newspaper
Yahoo News released a story on April 21, reporting that the United States Postal Service has been using the legal and law enforcement arm of its operation to track and collect Americans’ social media posts. The program is known as iCOP or Internet Covert Operations Program and is searching for […]
White female, strawberry blonde hair, blue eyes, buckteeth, 5 feet 4 inches, 100 pounds, brown sweater, black halter top, light brown corduroy pants and multicolored sneakers. Nov. 18, 2006 was the last day April Dawn Andrews, 15 at the time, was seen alive. She had told her mother she was […]
No longer confined to the dark corners of the internet, groups utilizing antisemitic imagery and rhetoric have taken to the streets and social media to protest mask-wearing, vaccines and restrictions during the coronavirus pandemic. In one instance, protesters wore yellow stars and carried “Covid 19 vaccine holocaust” banners in London […]
Throughout history, women and children have been society’s most vulnerable members. The negative mental health effects of COVID-19 have been no exception. While contracting the virus has complications and lasting physical consequences of its own, the anxiety and mental burden of the pandemic have affected nearly everyone. In a survey […]
A good education opens the door to a bright future, and future educators in Arkansas are leading the way. By signing certificates, John Brown University students committed to entering the profession that planted the seed, bringing them to where they are today. The signing event, hosted on the JBU campus […]
False reality In Corinthians 13:4-7, it states, “Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice at wrongdoing but rejoices with the truth. Love […]
On Tuesday, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of murder and manslaughter for the death of George Floyd. The jury, consisting of five men and seven women, deliberated for four hours on Monday afternoon and resumed Tuesday morning. The jury was sequestered for its deliberation on those days. […]
A few steps away from the World Peace Fountain outside the Fayetteville Town Center, demonstrators demanded peace and protection for Black and transgender Arkansans. The Rally for Our Rights on April 18, led by The Ozarks Coalition and Bridge the Gap Northwest Arkansas, protested against the anti-transgender laws of the […]
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 […]
Since the commencement of John Brown University in 1919, the study of communication has been ever-present on campus. Within the first month of the university’s opening, students were using the on-campus printing press to create their first newspaper, The Southwestern. Since the university was just starting out, students filled most […]