The Visual Arts Department at John Brown University welcomes Assistant Professor Eve Nam Oh. Born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, Oh knew from the beginning that she wanted a life dedicated to Christ and to become a true artist.
Author: Tai Urbina
John Brown University’s Champions Pavilion
John Brown University has recently announced an exciting new project that will greatly enhance the sporting facilities available to students and faculty alike. The Champions Pavilion will serve as a hub for all activities related to the soccer field, providing a comfortable and convenient space for players and spectators. The building will include restroom facilities, a concession area with food trailer access and a large covered space that can be used for eating, and “a 6’ wide paved walkway that will provide better access for fans, especially those with limited mobility” added Julie Gumm, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer of JBU and a member of the President’s Cabinet.
Siloam Springs Community Service
Community service is a significant aspect of the Siloam Springs community as it helps to build a stronger and more connected community while also providing opportunities for individuals to give back and make a positive impact. There are many organizations and initiatives in Siloam Springs that encourage and support community service, including local non-profit organizations, schools and churches.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Observance at JBU
As in former years, John Brown University did not hold classes in honor of the Baptist Minister and activist Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy. The University hosted chapel services in the Cathedral of the Ozarks where students had the opportunity to listen to Dr. Joseph Jones on Jan. 17. Jones […]
Record-Breaking Hurricane Ian continues its path as the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season takes place.
What was at first was a Category 3 storm has escalated into Category 4. Hurricane Ian struck the Island of Cuba on Tuesday, Sept. 27. According to CNN, the forecast for Ian was around 16 inches of Rain. However, the storm hit stronger than expected with winds over 129 miles per hour and leaving the whole island without electrical power and “nothing but destruction,” said Guad Vanegas, NBC reporter. Ian left an average of 30,000 damaged homes and approximately 1,959 people with nowhere to go, according to numbers giving by Yamile Ramos Cordero, President of the interim defense council of Cuba.
Hurricane Fiona hits Puerto Rico, interrupts island’s recovery from Maria
Five years ago, Puerto Rico was affected by the biggest and fiercest hurricane in the island’s history. Leaving about 3,000 deaths and widespread destruction, Hurricane Maria marked the beginning of a difficult and uncertain period of time for Puerto Ricans. Many of them lost family members, their homes and all material possessions. The story seems to have repeated itself as Hurricane Fiona has wiped through Puerto Rican territory.
Student Government Association Welcomes New Senate
The Student Government Association’s first official meeting took place Sept. 8 at John Brown University. In this meeting, the new senators went through orientation and training to prepare them with expectations for their new roles. Under the direction of this year’s officers, SGA is motivated to serve students.
“Wonderful, exciting and challenging”: JBU resumes Irish abroad program
“Wonderful, exciting and challenging.” This is how Mindi Stevenson, coordinator of international education at John Brown University, described the process of resuming the Irish studies program after two years in stand-by due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A symbol of innovation at John Brown University
On Tuesday, April 13, the Togami Center for Innovation was inaugurated in the Soderquist Business Center. This new space features movable whiteboards, a focus group room and several spaces students can utilize for varied activities and projects. Eva Fast, assistant professor of entrepreneurship and marketing at John Brown University, explains that this space came from the very “DNA” of the business college of John Brown University.