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With graduation fast approaching, the seniors on the SGA Officer Team were asked to share their thoughts and experiences from their years as students. Looking back at their time at John Brown University, the seniors of the Student Government Association began to get sentimental. “The people. I will definitely miss […]
Mayfield, the oldest, largest and exclusively girls’ dorm on campus houses over 200 girls each year. Within the Mayfield community is the lesser-known community, the Spiritual Development Ambassadors, led by Natalie Caron, a sophomore majoring in family and human services. Allie Miller, the assistant resident director at the time, started […]
On Tuesday, April 8, Sigma Tau Delta, the English Honor Society at the University, hosted a workshop in order to promote creative writing on campus. This workshop featured three sessions from 2:00-4:00 p.m. to help those who would like to learn more about writing, but are not usually able to […]
Listening to The Next Big Thing contestant, Golden Ash, and earning free coffee for the first 50 people, students packed into the second floor of Pour Jon’s to attend the “It Takes Two” event. The event was organized by a group of seven John Brown University students from the Marriage […]
The media industry today is not the same as it was 20 years ago. But it is not dying; it is changing, according to CBS News digital journalist Lindsey Boerma who spoke at the University last week. Boerma told students what it was like to work in the changing field […]
He stood as another passenger in LAX Airport chaos, and overcome by the reality of the year-long trip of a lifetime, which he was now committed to. This day, Jan. 1, 2010, Austin Robertson had more thought of what he was leaving behind than any anticipation of the adventure ahead. […]
Almost two decades of teaching Intercultural Studies has left Ed Klotz with much more than just a few memories of John Brown University. Before teaching full time, Klotz served with his family in Africa with an organization called SIM, which used to stand for Sudan Interior Mission, but not simply […]
After a week of paranoia and a quick burst of all out chaos, Andrea Boss emerged the victor of last year’s Spy vs. Spy competition. The last 10 or so spies had fallen in a giant shootout on the quad and only two remained. They had an alliance together to […]
Recently, the Board of Trustees met on campus to attend several meetings, dedicate the new fountain and meet with a select group of student over breakfast to get to know them better. The Board is currently comprised of 30 members, 15 of which are alumni. The remaining 15 are connected […]
The Graduate Counseling program at John Brown University will host its first-ever Family Therapy Conference Friday. The conference is designed to bring in professionals as well as students in training programs to provide continuing education in the different areas of counseling education, John Carmack, chair of the University’s division of […]