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Saturday afternoon, the women’s soccer team gave Oklahoma Baptist University their first loss of the season. The 3-0 victory over OBU was a conference win for the Golden Eagles. Nicholas Robinson, director of sports information, released a recap of Saturday’s game, stating that five JBU players finished the match with […]
The John Brown University Rugby club won a match on Saturday against Pitt State on their home pitch. The final score was 26-10. The JBU Campus Life page stated that the Rugby Club is dedicated to the head-heart-hand philosophy, their goal being “to combine the hard hitting game of rugby […]
Two red silhouettes visited campus last week, harbingers of a campaign by the Silent Witness Project. The Silent Witness Initiative began in 1990 as an awareness campaign against domestic violence. Now organizations from all fifty states participate in programs designed to educate people about the proliferation of domestic violence resulting […]
With weather permitting and the new JBU bike renting service, more and more students are resorting to wheels to get around campus. Many students who walk as the main way of transportation on campus are bothered by the lack of etiquette from bikers, boarders and scooters. Rebekah Hedges, sophomore communication […]
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes club at John Brown University kicked off to a lively start Wednesday night with dodge ball, prizes and pizza at the Walton Health Center’s Hurte lounge. Student club leaders expected a similarly strong turnout to last year’s dodge ball kick-off night. Co-captain Kenny Crane, a […]
Within the past few years the department of education at John Brown University added a master’s degree program and announced a structural change, continuing to expand and move forward as the College of Education. The current semester is no exception to growth, with new changes in the College’s traditional undergraduate […]
Relationships are not an exact science, but last week’s chapel speaker showed how science can help. Scott Stanley, co-director and research professor of the Center for Marital and Family Studies at the University of Denver, shared his research discoveries and insight in chapel on Tues., Oct. 8 and Thurs., Oct. […]
“Do you think you could throw that high?” I asked my older brother, Park, pointing at a stream of toilet paper draped over the top of a giant oak. “I bet I could!” I set down my candy bucket, squatted, cocked back my arm, and sprung into the air, my […]
Since 1921, senior Angela Morse’s family has been an active part of the mission field, ministering in Asia with the Lisu tribe. Morse grew up in Thailand on the mission field along with her six siblings and learned the common language of Thai as a young girl. “When I grew […]
The Hico Cemetery in Siloam Springs, Ark. sits at the top of the bluff, just before the road curves and leads into what was once the town of Hico. The tombstones have been replaced in a circle, all facing the large rededication stone in the middle. Gravel and dead pine […]