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The Lady Eagles prevailed over the University of Science and Arts during Saturday’s Homecoming match 1-0. Freshman Cheyenne Padgett netted a goal in the top corner during the 28th minute. “I was nervous hitting the ball, but I saw the corner open and I had to go for it,” Padgett […]
University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, ranked fifth in the nation, shut-out the Golden Eagles 3-0 during Saturday’s match. This is the second straight conference loss for the team, who had previously fallen to Oklahoma Baptist 1-0. All three goals were scored in the first half. In the 27th […]
The Golden Eagles rugby club capped a successful first half of the fall season by almost making history. Almost. In their annual Alumni Game, the Golden Eagles fell to the Silver Eagles by a try, 38-33. “In the past four years that’s the closest it’s ever been,” said Matt Dye, […]
This Homecoming, a John Brown University legend from a near forgotten era returned. Former Major Leaguer Wally Moon, who coached John Brown’s baseball team from 1966 to 1977, returned to campus and signed his memoir, “Moon Shots”. Moon played 12 years with the St. Louis Cardinals and Los Angeles Dodgers, […]
The John Brown Volleyball team sits at 1-5 in conference after two tough conference losses last week. With the second worst conference record in the Sooner Athletic Conference, the Lady Eagles have over a week to prepare for Oklahoma Baptist on Oct. 19. OBU is currently at the top of […]
JBU’s women’s team finished in seventh place while the men took eighth this weekend at Oklahoma Baptist Invitational. Sophomore Marco Gutierez was the men’s team top finisher with a time of 26:21 and the 22nd place out of 109. For the women, Melissa Roth had the top finish with a […]
Sharon May filled the chapel this Tuesday with scientific descriptions, candid relationship advice, tears and giggles. The speaker chosen by the Center for Relationship Enrichment to spearhead their annual Relationship Week spoke passionately about love—which she emphasized as God’s greatest commandment. May lived in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa as a child, […]
A cup of water. Clean, purified, drinkable water. What value does a simple cup of clean water have in American society? We are overwhelmed with coffee, soda, and so many other drinks; you can hardly find a party today without bottles of root beer or Coke tagging along. Every morning, […]
The campus of John Brown University witnessed a large influx of new professors over the summer. Two joined the ranks of the Division of Biblical Studies as assistant professors, Chad Raith and Nathan Jacobs. David Brisben, chair of the division, said 127 people applied within the first month for the […]
Before she ‘kissed a girl and liked it,’ Katy Perry made her appearance on the Cathedral stage at John Brown University. As a 16-year-old, aspiring Christian artist, Katy Hudson took the stage as an opening act for Bebo Norman during September 2001. The Cathedral was full of Norman’s fans. Marikit […]