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After a five-month search for a new food service provider, the decision came down to the few members of the presidential cabinet who sat at the conference table Feb. 6 and pondered the choice between two “excellent candidates,” said Kim Hadley, vice president for finance and administration. The members resorted […]
The University announced Wednesday an increase in tuition and fees for the 2013-2014 academic year. Students must pay a total cost of $30,996 to attend the University next year, a 4.45 percent increase over this year’s amount. The graduate and degree completion programs will receive a 4 percent increase. The […]
It is official: J. Alvin will be renovated. On Thursday night, President Chip Pollard announced to a crowd of residents gathered in the J. Alvin atrium that renovations will start in May. According to Pollard, an anonymous donor’s donation will pay for $3 Million of the $5 Million estimated cost […]
Several students posted to their Facebook status last night, “If you weren’t at the All Sons & Daughters concert, you missed out.” Chris Hembree, director of BLUE, reported about 450 people turned out to hear Leslie Jordan and David Leonard, the worship duo from Journey Church in Franklin, Tenn. “It […]
It is official: J. Alvin dormitory is getting renovated. On Thursday night President Chip Pollard announced to a crowd of residents gathered in the J. Alvin atrium that renovations will start in May. According to Pollard, an anonymous donor’s donation will pay for $3 million of the $5 million estimated […]
The Lady Eagles have a new leader. John Brown hired Kathleen Paulsen, the director of soccer operations at the University of Arkansas, as their women’s soccer head coach. She will replace Scott Markberry, who became the men’s coach to replace the departing John Miglarese. This will not be Paulsen’s first […]
The Lady Eagles hope to do something this week that they have not done in over a decade: beat number one. The Lady Eagles will play defending National Champion Oklahoma City Stars, who are in a tie for first in this week’s NAIA coaches’ poll, on Saturday. “You have to […]
The Golden Eagles keep facing tough tests on the road, and they keep acing them. They hope that trend continues. The 10-1 Eagles, who were ranked fourth in Tuesday’s NAIA National Coaches Poll, will visit Oklahoma City on Saturday. John Brown is coming off its fifth straight win over a […]
How much did your most expensive textbook this semester cost? Try not to cringe too much as you think of the number. Mine was $176.52. Now, I’m sure there are a few bargain hunters out there who were sure to snag all of their textbooks for less than that amount. […]
Every year, thousands of performing artists take to the stage with high hopes to fulfill dreams and make magic. From small town church musicals to Broadway shows, there are tons of ways for people to access some type of live performance. One great thing about live performances is that they […]