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The Lady Eagles will be playing Oklahoma City on Friday night in the Sooner Athletic Conference tournament. JBU finished their regular season at fifth in the SAC with a conference record of 3-9. Their last regular season match resulted in a 3-0 loss against OCU. Friday night’s rematch in Shawnee, […]
Since that one semester when we had to take Gateway, we are all told about why college matters to God. A whole book about it was drilled into our minds, whether we were learning about Islamic art or Harry Potter. Regardless, we had to sit through our Gateway with glazed […]
The John Brown University art department will reveal the art gallery “Picturing the Parables” this evening. This collection, put together through Christians in the Visual Arts, represents a variety of artists and mediums including traditional painting and color pencil. It will remain at the University until the end of the […]
After a first round laden with upsets, the Golden Eagles found themselves in an unexpected position: Playing at home in the tournament. Now they find themselves in the conference championship. The Golden Eagles defeated MidAmerica Christian 3-2 on the road and Oklahoma City 2-0 at home to advance to the […]
The John Brown Golden Eagles have begun the 2012-2013 season with a three game winning streak and are No.17 nationally. Head Coach Clark Sheehy said while the team has three victories already, they did not play well in the first half of either game. He also said they need to […]
Congratulations voters! You have survived the arduous year or so of campaign commercials, political scandals and “binders full of women!” The votes are cast and we all await nervously the winner of who is to be the new Head of State, Commander in Chief, the Big Kahuna, Head Honcho, or […]
Randall Waldron’s family motto, “When we have a chance to travel, we take it,” has led them to the other side of the world and back. Waldron is the newest economics and international business professor at John Brown University. This passion for international travel began as a side interest. Several […]
I’m making biscuits tonight—hoping that all those hours I spent with my nose poking above the pale blue Formica countertop at my grandparents’ house will pay off. I watched “Papa,” my grandfather, make a thousand biscuits and dinner rolls and cinnamon rolls on that counter as a child. As I […]
Construction continues on Simmons Great Hall and the Northslope Apartments as the semester passes quickly by. The construction crew began delivering the steel to form the walls of the cafeteria addition on Monday. Next Monday through Thursday, several large pieces of steel will arrive on campus. As a result, a […]
Earlier this semester, the John Brown University career development center reported that 99 percent of the graduating class of 2011 were employed or in graduate school. The University’s work does not stop there. It continues to take further steps to ensure students are prepared as possible for post-graduation employment. As […]