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Enactus project leaders visited and talked with the Business Advisory Board members to ask for advice on how to enhance their projects during a meeting on Feb. 27. The board members are a committee of John Brown University alumni and others committed to giving advice, encouragement and aid to Enactus […]
For those interested in art, history or archaeology, pursuing a minor in museum studies might prove a beneficial decision. Starting next fall, John Brown University will offer a concentration in this area of study. “The genesis of this came from a lot of things coming together,” said Trisha Posey, assistant […]
A select group of John Brown University students will explore firsthand the inner workings of a museum this semester. As part of the College Ambassador program at the Crystal Bridges Museum of Art, 52 area college students will use their interests and creativity to help produce programming for young adults. […]
Twenty-seven million people in the world are slaves today. To raise awareness about this, students at John Brown University are participating in a 27-hour Stand for Freedom event through the International Justice Mission. People around the country are holding more than 500 similar events March 5-15, according to the mission’s […]
In an effort to be “less secluded” and more welcoming to the entire campus, the Venue event put on by the Honors Scholars Program moved to the Soderquist Business Center for this spring’s event. Following the theme of a Brazilian Carnaval, the sound of Reggae music echoed through the lobby […]
J. Alvin Brown Hall, one of the University’s oldest and most cherished structures, has a future. We now know what that future will look like. Eric Gingerich, J. Alvin resident director, and Andre Broquard, director of residence life, unveiled finalized renovation plans to a group of current residents on Thursday […]
Upperclassmen at John Brown University may be wondering what their housing options are for next year, in light of the recent news about renovation of J. Alvin. Part of the remodeling plan requires that the townhouses be occupied by all males for the 2013-2014 school year. Lea Finder, a sophomore […]
Northwest Arkansas’ burgeoning film industry is up-and-coming with the help of John Brown University students, thanks to the forthcoming film “Valley Inn.” “Valley Inn” is a romantic comedy, the story of a New Jersey college student who comes to the South as a traveling bookseller. The idea for this film […]
To celebrate black history month, MOSAIC hosted several festivities around campus. On Wednesday, lunch in the cafeteria celebrated with a Soul Food theme. The leaders of MOSAIC came together to choose which tasty treats they wanted to share with the University community. MOSAIC also set up a movie documentary Feb. […]
A bill passed through the Arkansas Senate on Monday could affect about 300 John Brown University students as well as many hopeful prospective students. The bill amends provisions of the Arkansas Lottery Scholarship, changing the award amount structure. Instead of the current $4,500 awarded each year, the amount will be […]