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7.6 million animals each year in the United States enter an animal shelter. According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) website, approximately 2.7 million of those are not returned to their owners or adopted and have to be euthanized. Tailwaggers Incorporated aims to significantly […]
In the past the marks of the Student Government Association have been left unseen by a vast majority of students on the John Brown University campus. This fall’s staff brings several new faces, new changes and new rules. SGA President Brad Johnson spoke about the organization’s vision and goals for […]
The buses arrived at New Life Ranch on Friday with blue skies, horses trotting in the pasture, and smiles on the faces of John Brown University’s students. A record breaking 300 students took a weekend away from campus to participate in the annual Breakaway retreat. The weather stayed clear and […]
A local Siloam Springs home was trashed last spring, its occupants littering the house with liquor bottles and narcotics before leaving the premises. John Brown University Athletic Director Robyn Daugherty uncovered the reality of the situation. “This is all rooted from the All Athletic Meeting I had at the beginning […]
Giving Voice festival of the arts opened at John Brown University this morning. Over 200 high school students plan to visit the school to participate in writing, drama, photography, printmaking and screen-printing workshops. Today’s events are for JBU students and the public. Friday’s workshops are for the busloads of high […]
Renowned theologians of Catholic, Evangelical and Orthodox affiliations are coming together to discuss a portion of the gospel of John. Today, John Brown University’s Paradosis Center hosts a conference unlike any other in recent memory, and every student is invited. The Paradosis Center is an independent research center hosted by […]
This summer, I was able to travel to Guatemala to study Spanish while getting to know the culture from an inside perspective. This was my second trip to Central America, the first being with JBU. Traveling to Guatemala independently this summer was such a fascinating and exciting experience! All I […]
John Brown University women’s soccer team hopes to build the program by, first, glorifying God, and second, letting the results come with hard work and perseverance. Last season, the women’s soccer team became conference champions, advancing themselves to nationals. The girls are looking forward to this season, starting at the […]
Whether too invasive, or too out of touch, resident assistants or R.A.s as they are commonly known, are presented each year with the tough task of knowing their boundaries with students. A majority of the JBU student body has lived in a residence hall, as students are required to live […]
After winning their first game this past weekend, the John Brown University Rugby team is excited to see how far they will go this year. “I like the contact of rugby, and the brotherhood that it fosters,” Levi Pruett, freshman construction management major, said. Pruett believes that the team will […]