Discover John Brown University’s mission trips, fostering transformative experiences and deeper social issue understanding across the U.S.
Author: Gabriela Chajon
Student Works Show
The Visual Art Department opened the Student Works Show in the Art West Building celebrating creativity and passion. 48 students presented multiple art pieces in different mediums and entered a competition to win different prizes in their categories. The student-led art club hosted the opening reception on Feb. 16 and the works will be shown until March 15.
Super Bowl Watch Party
As the biggest football celebration in the U.S. started and the tension for the halftime show increased, JBU students attended the Super Bowl watch party this Sunday, Feb. 12, in the J. Alvin atrium. The event was organized by SEA and the J. Alvin staff. It included snacks, commercial bingo, and a lot of thrill watching the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers play.
Bob Ross
In a demonstration of creativity and fellowship, students enjoyed the first event of the semester organized by Student Events and Activities (SEA), Bob Ross Painting Night. At the event, students welcomed the new semester by having a fun time showing their artistic skills in the Walker Student Center.
“Love goes through the stomach”: International Food Festival
Distinguished for its diverse student body, John Brown University hosted the highly anticipated International Food Festival on Wednesday, Nov. 8, an event that enthusiastically brings together JBU students from across the globe to honor their countries. The Council for International Friendship (CIF) was responsible for the organization of the event that took place in Simmons Great Hall. They invited students from 19 different nations to cook food for other JBU students and faculty.
JBU Mock Rock Brings Tunes and Hilarity Once Again
The long-standing tradition of Mock Rock brought students together once again on Saturday, Nov. 11, to witness an entertaining and exciting lip-sync battle at the Cathedral of the Ozarks. Hosted by Student Events and Activities (SEA), the event presented ten unforgettable performances of students who were competing for cash prizes, but also enjoying a joyful and fun experience. As participants entered the spotlight, each bringing their carefully chosen songs and choreography, the audience clapped, shouted, and sang along.
No empty seats: JBU Toilet Paper Game celebrates its 40th anniversary
On Friday, Oct. 27, at Bill George Arena, the men’s Basketball team of John Brown University defeated Barclay College Bears during the commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the Toilet Paper Game. The game displayed incredible talent, persistent dedication, and a demonstration of teamwork that perfectly captured the spirit of basketball, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.
JBU Students rejoice in Social and Spiritual Connections at the annual Breakaway Retreat
John Brown University students attended the annual Breakaway Retreat Sept. 23-24, at New Life Ranch Flint Valley in Northeast Oklahoma. Members of the Student Ministries Leadership Team (SMLT) were responsible for organizing a weekend for students to rest, worship and share a fun day with friends.
Late Skate: A night of intrinsic costumes, Energetic Falls and out-of-this-world fun!
In a vibrant display of shiny outfits and enthusiasm, students from John Brown University gathered last Sept. 15, at Roller City Springdale for Late Skate. The activity, organized by Student Events and Activities (SEA), attracted many JBU students who wanted to experience a night full of fun. From beginner to expert skaters, students enjoyed the good music and were able to share their space-themed outfits from 10-12 a.m. in Springdale, Arkansas.
Student Profile: Payton Guiot
In his position as a guard for John Brown University’s men’s basketball team, senior Payton Guiot accomplished multiple victories in his athletic career, including earning the NAIA Scholar-Athlete award last year. Payton shared with the Threefold his experience with the JBU basketball team and his appreciation for the support he has from his family and partner in his athletic career.