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Try to imagine a world without books. A world without Cat in the Hat, Harry Potter or Clifford the Big Red Dog. It becomes a world without bedtime stories. Emily Moberly entered such a world after graduating from John Brown University in May 2008. She took a teaching position in […]
The Lady Eagles will go for their sixth win in a row in today’s conference opener against Oklahoma Baptist. JBU will face a 2-4-0 Lady Bison squad that it has beaten in their last five regular season meetings, going back to 2007. In fact, the Lady Bison have not scored […]
Why in the world do athletes have to take wellness activity? We spend countless hours in the gym every day and yet are required to take a class that requires even more, our time and effort. Athletes should not be required to take a class like bowling or walking and […]
The Lady Eagles will face Oklahoma Baptist tonight after disheartening first weekend of conference play that left them with three losses. OBU has a season record of 17-3 and a Sooner Athletic Conference of 2-0. Oklahoma Baptist and Lubbock Christian (Texas) are currently the only two teams in the SAC […]
Faculty members voted in favor of a proposal to add a nursing program at John Brown University on Sept. 19. Brian Greuel, chair of the natural and health sciences division, presented the proposal after years of work. Interest in a nursing program has grown for quite some time. In the […]
We have all seen Tim Tebow take a knee when he scores a touchdown. This is an excellent form of witnessing and it is quite encouraging to believers who routinely see athletes glorify themselves. However, an athlete integrating his prayer life in competition can go much deeper than visibly praying […]
The Soderquist Center for Business and Leadership welcomes three new Soderquist Fellows to the team. Here are some quick facts to help you get acquainted. Lindy Roberts What did you study at JBU and when did you graduate? Engineering major with a worship arts minor, graduated spring 2012. Why did […]
The Siloam Springs Public Library held two meetings this week to hear what the community wants in a library. The need for a new library building is not a new issue. “We’ve been really intent [on getting a new building] for the past ten years,” said Sandy Luetjen, director of […]
John Brown University campus will now be represented by a dedicated voting member at Student Government Association meetings, as a result of a new plan for the Residence Hall Association and SGA to collaborate. Kelsey Daugherty, senior and SGA president, said the group saw a need for dorm representation over […]
Visitors to Broadway Street in Siloam Springs may or may not notice the most recent changes – and that is part of the plan. Café on Broadway opened a new dining area next door to its original location Tuesday, in the store previously called Books on Broadway. The extra space […]