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The Northwest Arkansas Business Journal named John Brown University the “Greenest Office” in their 2012 sustainability issue. The article highlights the University’s status as the first zero-landfill campus in Arkansas. Steve Brankle, director of facilities and sustainability, was dubbed CSO, Chief Sustainability Officer, by the journal. Though Brankle found the […]
West Loveland first noticed the lump on his neck last April. He had been more fatigued than usual and thought it must be from a cold he was sure he was getting over. He continued to prepare for his graduation from John Brown University while finishing his senior season of […]
The Lady Eagles will face the Oklahoma Baptist Lady Bison on Saturday. Currently, JBU sits at 1-7 in the Sooner Athletic Conference and are at the bottom of the conference. Oklahoma Baptist is currently at the top of the SAC without any conference losses. OBU’s Kristin Pressley leads the SAC […]
The annual Women’s Volleyball Dig Pink game on Oct. 19 raised over a thousand dollars for the Side-Out Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to united volleyball players and coaches to fight breast cancer. At the event there was a Silent Auction of pink game-worn jerseys, pledges to donate money for […]
When the calendar flips to October, we can be sure two things will change: the leaves will turn orange and the NFL will turn pink. October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. For a whole month the NFL decks out every piece of equipment—from caps to compression sleeves to gloves—in […]
A decade ago, a collector’s interest inspired Bobby Martin, associate professor of visual arts, to return to the art form he loved. Now Martin is curating that very collector’s art in an exhibition dedicated to his favorite technique: printmaking. “Indian Ink: Native Printmakers in the J.W. Wiggins Collection” opened Oct. […]
Say goodbye to the Facebook notifications and hello to handwritten letters and care packages. With the holidays right around the corner, many are getting a head start when it comes to mailing their holiday correspondence. However, if you lack know-how consider looking over these steps to guarantee success according to […]
I remember a hazy Sunday night scene in a Southern Baptist fellowship hall in Indianola, Miss.—my childhood hometown. I remember the Superbowl was on. I remember sitting in the front and on the right side of the row—made by church chairs that connect to each other before the large, dwarfing […]
Professor Jason Lanker often tells his Old Testament Survey classes, “I married the Proverbs 31 woman.” His wife Heather is the owner and designer for Heather Hill Clothing, a children’s clothing store on Broadway Street in downtown Siloam Springs. She is also a mother of two. Above her sewing machine […]
In honor of this spooky time of year, enjoys these three mysterious stories of John Brown University and the surrounding area. While not all creepy or ghostly, coming upon or discovering one of these should make your heart race in excitement. Steam Tunnels and Caverns From the beginning of Siloam […]