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The Eagles have a new spot in the top 10. Now they have to defend it. The No. 10 Golden Eagles will play No. 5 Oklahoma Baptist tonight in Shawnee, Okla. in this week’s NAIA game of the week. John Brown’s men’s team, fresh off their thrilling 81-80 victory over […]
As Hillcat player Kendrell Thompson sank a half-court shot at the buzzer, it appeared to be the final dagger in a heartbreaking loss for the Golden Eagles. But then the referees convened. After five long minutes of talking, the call was made: no good. The clock had run out before […]
A fire at New Life Ranch destroyed the gym and a connected building Friday afternoon. Although no one was injured, five interns living in the adjoining structure lost everything they had at the camp, located in Colcord, Okla. The cause of the fire is not yet known. Despite the fire, […]
Candlelight and music filled the Cathedral of the Ozarks and signaled the beginning of the Christmas season for the 70th year at John Brown University during the Candlelight Services on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 6-8. Guests were thankful for not-as-cold weather, as lines formed outside the Cathedral doors nearly […]
Recently, a project I assigned my Consumer Behavior class received some attention in the Threefold. I am the instructor who had students plan their funeral as part of an integrated learning experience in marketing. I didn’t know about the article when it first came out but a colleague of mine […]
Jessica Flynn– Imagine coming home for Christmas and experiencing complete shock. I took a year off after high school and went to Costa Rica to attend a Bible college called TorchBearers. After four months of living in another culture, climate and community, coming home to America was probably the worst […]
As my friend Sarah and I approached the Walker dorm doors nearest the Health Complex on Monday evening, I nearly giggled with excitement. Despite my status as a senior, I had never seen this side of the festivities which are known on campus as Walker Winter Wonderland. The reason? Simple […]
Benton County residents did not just vote for a president on election night, they also voted to make the county wet. Results show that 66 percent voted for the removal of the ban. Siloam Springs was a dry town within a dry county, but because of regulations the town became […]
Hi, everybody. Today I want to talk about something very near and dear to my heart and, I daresay, the hearts of hundreds of students who attend our fair university. I am, of course, referring to shoes. Don’t you love shoes? I know I can’t see a pair of retro […]
In its 91st year, one of John Brown’s oldest and most storied buildings might be getting a new lease on life. Emphasis on might. The administration is in the process of drawing up plans and seeking funding for a complete renovation of J. Alvin Hall’s interior as the dorm approaches […]