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Ana Paulina Villanueva (’12) joined SIFE hoping to make a difference. Her hopes were realized when a new school opened in her home village of Chinandega, Nicaragua, on Sept. 1. Villanueva headed up the project ADVANCE Nicaragua from early 2010 to last April. Originally, she just wanted to provide school […]
The Lady Eagles will continue their seven game homestand this weekend by hosting the JBU Invitational, playing Bacone (Okla.) this Friday and MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) on Saturday. The 3-2 Eagles come into this weekend on a tear, having won three in a row in non-conference play. But according to Women’s […]
The Lady Eagles are set to host the annual John Brown University Invitational this weekend. JBU holds a record of 13-2 and sits at 16 in the NAIA Division I standings. They currently have the highest seating in the standings and have won more games than any other team coming […]
Friends, young people, students of John Brown University, I am here today with a message: go vote. While you as a younger voter may not feel that your vote matters, I am here to say that you are wrong. For one thing, voting in itself is a right that we […]
The Golden Eagles Men’s Soccer team will face a pair of Kansas universities this week. On Saturday the Eagles will play Benedictine (Kan.) in their third straight home game. They will then travel to Olathe, Kan. on Tuesday to face MidAmerica Nazarene. A win against the 2-1-1 Benedictine Ravens will […]
Stop!!! Before you read the rest of this, pause for a second. Take a long, deep breath. Feel any better? Life at JBU can get pretty crazy for anyone. With classes, projects, work study, extra-curricular activities, athletics, time with friends, concerns about family and friends back home, not to mention […]
Students at John Brown University and residents of Siloam Springs will not drive far before running into road construction. Both U.S. Highway 412 and the University Street bridge are getting a makeover. David Bushey, resident engineer of the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, said they are “widening 1.6 miles […]
Eating locally is not a new idea; before the rise of the supermarket in the early twentieth century, it was most likely the only option. But local produce has become somewhat of a trend in recent years. Farmers’ markets seem to be popping up everywhere, as do area restaurants publicizing […]
For college students, money is usually limited. With a little creativity, many off-campus seniors have found ways to decorate frugally. Megan Toney, a senior living in a local duplex, advocates thriftiness in the midst of decorating. “I’m a college student, money is tight.” Toney said. “I am a big believer […]
Construction Management and Engineering students chuckled at pictures of hand-cranked concrete machines and framing built with three-quarter inch plywood. Four of their classmates and one professor, participants in summer mission trips to Africa, shared about their experiences at the division-wide welcome back dinner on Sept. 6. All five men discussed […]