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This year is exciting for John Brown University, as we have officially welcomed first-year students to a pre-nursing major at the University. As some nursing programs are competitive and cut-throat John Brown is taking a different approach by accommodating students with some limitations. Students have to maintain a 2.8 GPA […]
“I was walking up the mountain and I remember a donkey carrying my stuff, thinking where are they going to put us?” said Aminta Arrington, professor of intercultural studies. Arrington just moved back to the States with her family after dissertation fieldwork with a small minority group in Southwest China […]
On John Brown University’s campus, many students have adopted the habit of not wearing shoes in class, around campus or inside other buildings. Though the origin of this practice on campus remains unknown, there are a range of reactions to it from various students. Last year the trend rose in […]
Anna Buck, owner of the Joy of Motion dance studio, specializes in teaching girls the art of confidence and grace. When she began taking ballet at 7 years old, Anna Buck quickly grew to love it. Continuing with classes throughout high school, Buck became an associate of the Royal Academy […]
Members of the John Brown University freshman class are busy putting the final touches on the fall production of It’s A Wonderful Life, a play based off the classic holiday film. While the story is well known, director Jan Lauderdale and her cast have found creative ways to display the […]
John Brown University has made many recent changes to various buildings and programs on campus, such as the J. Alvin dormitory renovation and in-the-works nursing program. Students, faculty and community members of Siloam Springs can now anticipate a renovation of the Walton Lifetime Health Complex. Facilities coordinator Steve Brankle said […]
Ken Carver has it bad– the coaching bug. Carver is the new women’s volleyball coach at John Brown University. He graduated from Malone University with a degree in biology and went immediately into a resident director position at Indiana Wesleyan for four years. After working in the residence halls, he […]
The hash tag “Why I Stayed” on Twitter places Ray and Janay Rice’s case of domestic violence on spotlight for the second time this year. Public awareness about the topic has raised questions on whether social media sets an appropriate platform for discussing family conflicts. Questions started to rise after […]
John Brown Universiy freshman Sarah Frey opened Saturday’s game against Benedictine with an early shot just two minutes in. Seven minutes later, sophomore Savannah Beth would send her own strike at the Raven’s keeper, setting an aggressive pace. “I thought the first half went really well,” Senior Casey O’Brien said […]
The John Brown University men entered Saturday’s game against the Benedictine Ravens riding a wave of three straight wins. The game started quickly when the Ravens attempted a shot just one minute, 10 seconds into the play. Defender Logan Hellinghausen blocked the shot, setting a high standard for the back […]