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More than two-thirds of young adults attending Protestant churches in high school stop attending church for at least a year between the ages of 18 and 22, according to a research report by LifeWay, a major publishing company run by the Southern Baptist Convention. Lifeway surveyed 1,000 college students and […]
204 men on campus get to be a part of history; they are the first group of men to live in the newly renovated J. Alvin Brown dormitory. Though the changes may not be fully noticeable from the outside, the J. Alvin renovation has residents as well as other students […]
Dave Butler’s watercolors and Robin Hazard-Bishop’s pastels grace the walls of both visual arts buildings at John Brown University. Students on the University campus have already begun to enjoy and admire both Butler’s and Hazard-Bishop’s work. The galleries are a place to inspire art majors and non-art majors alike and […]
Thirteen years ago today, the United States was shaken at it’s core; the date 9/11 will never be viewed the same. Four hijacked planes crashed into the heart of New York City, the first two in the World Trade Center. The third crashed into the Pentagon’s west side, and the […]
Walmart’s new Neighborhood Market opened Wednesday morning, providing up to 95 new jobs for the Siloam Springs community and promising to expand the growth rate of North-West Arkansas. Located on 935 S. Holly St., the store opened after a brief ribbon-cutting ceremony. “Walmart is excited to be a part of […]
U.S. News declared John Brown University the top regional college in the South this week, as well as a Best Value and “up-and-comer” university. Tying for first place with High Point University (N.C.) and Asbury University (Ky.), John Brown surpassed the other 98 southern regional colleges U.S. News evaluated. Rankings […]
With regards to the Next Big Thing album review recently published in the Threefold Advocate, I believe three major things should have been taken into account when writing these reviews: the size of this school, the weight of the contest, and the means by which the music was produced. John […]
After reading Wadsack’s column in last week’s issue, I would like to offer another perspective on the issue. Scripture is the ultimate truth, which is why we have to be faithful to carefully study the text and understand the original intent of the biblical authors. There are many interpretations of […]
After teaching for 29 years at John Brown University, Professor of Business Don Balla will retire this spring. As the semester wraps up and his time at the University is celebrated, Balla will have one last opportunity to speak in front of students at Commencement. Before arriving at the University […]
John Brown University students of various ages, majors and academic passions will be able to represent each of the University’s divisions by showcasing their research in the 2014 Celebration of Academic Excellence next week. The Celebration of Academic Excellence provides select students with the distinct opportunity to present research from […]