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Metaxas and French discuss ‘Should Christians vote for Trump?’

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Editor’s Note: Stay tuned for full event coverage in our upcoming issue on September 17. As the presidential election approaches, Christian voters face an important decision. To encourage discussion in this season, the Center for Faith and Flourishing hosted Eric Metaxas and David French in an event titled, “Should Christians […]

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Campus Leaders Introduce New Diversity Initiatives Following Summer of Racial Trauma

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As the coordinator of diversity and innovation, Ted Song enters into his new position with a desire for inclusion. “We want to reflect the diversity of the region Northwest Arkansas and also the diversity of the nation. That means we would love to see more students of color come to […]

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Social Sidewalking Offers Encouragement During Social Distancing

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Carrying a bucket of chalk and approaching an empty sidewalk outside her home, an artist sits down, ready to bring a little joy to the outside world. People are seeking creative ways to encourage each other while respecting the restrictions of social distancing, a recommendation of “limiting close contact with […]

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New Campus Pantry Seeks to Combat Food Insecurity

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Synonymous with care packages stuffed with Ramen noodles and midnight Waffle House runs, the words “college student” often seem to jokingly imply “hunger” or “starvation.” However, for many college students, missing meals and going to bed with a growling stomach is an everyday reality. Seeking to help students living with […]

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Students of Low-Income Background Seek Education

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When John Brown started his university in the shadow of the Ozarks, he sought to provide quality education for students who could not afford it. However, according to a study by Opportunity Insights, rising tuition costs are limiting access and increasing stress for promising students. According to the New York […]

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Ability Tree continues growth with opening of new rest and recreation center

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Celebrating nearly a decade of serving families impacted by disability, Ability Tree, a faith-based nonprofit, recently opened a new rest and recreation center. A large, playful tree with branches outstretched greeted visitors and families as they entered into the lobby. The nature theme continues throughout the center with bright green […]