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Twelve new professors joined John Brown University this fall to teach in fields including human relations, healthcare, art, education and engineering. The Family and Human Services department saw the arrival of Geoff Reddick and West Loveland, both of whom also work in the graduate counseling program. Geoff Reddick, assistant professor […]
Leaving behind papers, projects, routines and stress, students experienced relaxation at New Life Ranch during the annual Breakaway fall retreat. This year’s retreat featured Jason Lanker, professor of Christian ministry and formation, as the key speaker, with an additional session featuring Murray Greenwood, the missionary-in-residence for the 2018-2019 school year. […]
This season, Golden Eagle Productions celebrates 10 years of recording the annual Toilet Paper game. What started as an idea and then formed into a club, Golden Eagle Productions now live streams every John Brown University home game world-wide. The idea to record games came about when a group of […]
For most Christians, Genesis 4 is a familiar passage of scripture. The story of Cain and Abel is recognized as the first incidence of murder recorded in the Bible. The story has intrigued Christians forever, because it raises an enormous number of questions—such as “What was the mark that was […]
At the beginning of the 2018 fall semester, John Brown University welcomed twelve new faculty members to various departments. The nursing, business, education, and athletic departments each gained one new professor this semester. The counseling department introduced two new professionals, as did the engineering and construction management departments. The faculty […]
Luke Merrick, a senior music education major, won the National Association of Teachers of Singing vocal competition this past summer. Though the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) might not be a familiar name to most people, the organization is a widely recognized in the world of professional music. […]
Residents of southern Asia and eastern United States battled storms that caused mass destruction and death to both sides of the world. Typhoon Mangkhut, known locally as Ompong, left destruction across the Philippines, Hong Kong, Guam and the Marshall Islands. Winds peaked up to 180-mph with a 550-mile circumference and […]
I love stories that celebrate ordinary people doing courageous things, stories that bring home events from far away, stories that provide context to issues we all struggle to understand. I also appreciate stories that surprise, delight or shock – “Hey, Mabel!” stories, as they’re known in the newspaper business. As […]
Thrift 251, the newest used-clothing store in the Siloam Springs area, is where you would least expect it: Brooke Bowlin’s townhouse. Bowlin explained how the setup was a result of her desire to run a small fashion-related business. “The townhouse was a means to an end,” Bowlin said. “The idea […]
A new building unites students from the art and engineering departments to work in a space together. The Peer-Andrus Studio and Project Barn is designed for students to use both creatively and technically. A $3.25 million building, the barn houses space for engineering and art students to use as their […]