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Today, John Brown University will be hosting the University of Science & Arts (USAO), located in Chickasha, Okla. USAO is currently 10-11 in regular season and 1-8 in conference, which places them eighth in the table, one spot below JBU. The game on Thursday will be important for both teams, […]
As a journalist, I look for the narrative in everything, and it does not get much better than the Super Bowl. This year, the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers will play for more than the Lombardi Trophy. They will be playing out a sibling rivalry on the biggest stage […]
A money shortage has forced the John Brown Rugby team to get creative to fund its club. And that is just what it is doing. Every year the Rugby Club is given $5,000 from the school for operating costs. Sophomore Chris Dye, the club’s president, said money almost always runs […]
Coaching at a college is a dream for some people. The competition of collegiate sports, the training of young athletes, the thrill of a win, as well as the sorrow of a hard-fought loss are addicting. These emotions are all part of the competitive nature of a person who loves […]
Mexico’s drug war has dramatically affected the innocence of the American people ever since the development of their well-organized drug operation. The Mexican Cartel has successfully breached U.S. boarders to supply a hungry American society of drug abusers for years. Despite the many efforts of the U.S. government in aiding […]
When I tell people that I go to school at John Brown University, their first question is “Where is that?” Usually followed by “Where is Siloam Springs?” or “Oh. That is a small Christian school, right?” Then I get asked, “Why did you choose such a small school?” I graduated […]
“Is our Gospel really good news?” This is the question that evangelist James Choung posed to JBU students when he spoke in chapel during Spiritual Renewal Week. Using this as a springboard, Choung launched into a speech in which he examined a question that our generation has been asking: what […]
At the Threefold Advocate, we realize that research is one of the main things students do. If we do not have the needed resources available, it can be very frustrating and even hurt our grades. Finding those resources can be a headache, using hours of our scarce time. The first […]
After the tragic massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut, gun control came back to the forefront of political dialogue. Sandy Hook is not the only senseless tragedy that launched this dialogue. Instead, it is simply the latest in a long line of mass shootings going back to the shooting […]
Eighteen students have received the opportunity to represent John Brown University at the National Conference for Undergraduate Research later this semester. An annual gathering of students from across the country, the conference will be held at the University of Wisconsin on April 11-13. The students will be presenting original research […]