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Today the Career Development Center will be hosting a networking and speed-interviewing event in Simmons Great Hall A and C from 6 to 7:30 p.m. This is the Center’s first year to offer the event, and registered students will get the opportunity to attend. Students were given the opportunity to […]
With so many nations involved in the Syrian Civil War, many have been left wondering who is fighting who in Syria. Without counting international input, there are three main forces fighting within Syria: Bashar Al-Assad, rebel groups and ISIS. The Civil War began during the 2011 Arab Spring when peaceful […]
Chris Dye is a leader, captain, and above all, a friend. Dye recently shared his story at the Gathering, and despite his talents, he too always has a need for God. “We’re called to surrender to the Lord every day, and by doing this, we acknowledge the desire to know God […]
How does a basketball game at a Christian college of just over 1,300 undergrad students make it onto national news? Toilet paper. The first home game of the John Brown University Golden Eagles’ men’s basketball season will be played this Saturday, which means the crowd will look to continue its […]
Harpsichordist, John Paul, will be performing a recital today at 7:30 p.m. in Jones Recital Hall. Paul will be playing music from Handel, Dowland, Haydn, Scarlatti and Rameau. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for non-JBU students and free for JBU students with a student ID. Every four to five […]
Joe Price, sophomore electrical engineering student, received a scholarship from the Institute of the Electrical and Electronics Engineers Power and Energy Society. The organization provides electrical engineering students the opportunity to receive a scholarship for up to three years of financial support. The scholarship gives students a total of $7,000 and […]
In two days, 6,000 inmates will be released from federal prisons. The U.S. Sentencing Commission is conducting a penal system reform by reducing sentencing for non-violent drug offenders. Prison reform is one of many hot button issues in the United States that all political parties can agree needs to be […]
“Ah, how blind I’ve been. How could I have been so blind?” These are essentially the words that thematically sum up my experience with the Chicago Urban Immersion trip over fall break. Thirteen other students and I brought our varied perspectives and experiences to a place where the underlying darkness […]
Home… It’s a wonderful place! A place you always look forward to, especially on breaks, because of all the memories it brings back. But… What if you don’t have a home? Or you’ve been so many places that you have multiple homes? How do you ever get over that feeling […]
In the last couple of weeks, there have been multiple shootings. There was the shooting at Umpqua Community College, Ore. At Northern Arizona University, there was a recent shooting. Also at Texas Southern University, there was a shooting. I think the most devastating shooting was when an 11-yearold boy shot an eight-yearold girl over an argument on puppies in Tennessee. In Oregon, […]