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Enactus is partnering with the Northwest Arkansas Women’s Shelter to empower women, men and families who are survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Tomorrow Enactus students are bringing an event called Swift Thrift to campus to support the shelter. Swift Thrift will include a mobile thrift store, popcorn and […]
Forgive my lack of tact in my emotional ramblings, but here it goes. I will attempt to set aside my personal feelings for Paris and the part of my family that lives there so that I can go about this rant with a full heart but a clear mind. Immediately […]
The recent response on campus to the Syrian refugee crisis has inspired increased activism through fundraising and the possibility of a spring trip to help refugees in the United States. Two events helped to increase awareness for the crisis: Stories from Syria, which gave an overview of the crisis, and […]
COLUMBIA, MO. – Under cloudy skies and a brisk wind, community members, faculty and students participated in a Peace Walk to show their support for the students at the University of Missouri. In Peace Park, on the edge of Mizzou’s campus, about 300 walkers gathered in support on Sunday, Nov. […]
The women’s rugby club will finally be able to show the student body what they’re all about. This Saturday at 3 p.m., John Brown University’s women’s rugby club will take to the pitch and square off against the University of Arkansas in their first-ever home match. The club is eager […]
Men’s Soccer The men’s soccer team was eliminated from postseason play on Monday when Southwestern Christian University triumphed over them by a score of 2-1 in the Sooner Athletic Conference (SAC) semifinals. Midfielder Kelvin Omondi scored in the first half of regulation, but SWCU managed to tie the game at […]
A green light illuminated the brick of the campus clock tower Wednesday in recognition of Verteran’s Day. The Eagle Society, a club designed to support and serve the John Brown University’s military community, partnered with the University’s facility services to shine green lights as a part of Walmart’s campaign to “greenlight a vet.” Students and cafeteria staff pitched in to honor veterans by writing cards and […]
About 50 percent of the world’s population lives on less than $1,032 a year. Students at the Oxfam Hunger Banquet were given a taste of this and other socio-economic levels. Students were divided into groups representing the world’s three major socio-economic groups and ate meals accordingly. They drew cards that […]
John Brown University’s “Christ over all” motto serves as a reminder to “guide students to be the people God has created them to be.” Vespers and Selah are two opportunities made available by and for the University’s community to worship and seek God outside of the 21 per semester mandatory chapel services. Selah is a new way to preserve the cathedral as a place of silence […]
In my senior year of high school, one of my classmates invited an atheist friend to speak at a junior Bible class. Though we were a private Christian high school, this was not a strange happening; our teacher was one of intelligence and encouraged us to know other worldviews so that we could better defend our faith. On the day […]