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A loud eruption of cheers and clapping welcomed Scott Key to the stage at John Brown University’s homecoming chapel on Friday, Oct. 1. The speaker began his address with an anecdote about his disc golf career while attending JBU, a place he holds dearly. “The older I’ve gotten, the more […]
Pumpkin paintings, line dancing and the cutest dogs to play with were just a few of the activities John Brown University students enjoyed at the “Fall Festival” that took place last Friday, Oct. 15 on the university’s quad to welcome the upcoming season. The festival was a complete success, bringing […]
Siloam Springs locals may have noticed the new lot on Mount Olive St., just up the road from Highway 412—a row of three food trucks and spaces for three more. Griffin’s Food Court opened in November 2020 and is owned by the Griffin family, who hold the food trucks on […]
Eva Fast, professor of Marketing and Innovation in the Business Department at John Brown University, has spent the last four and a half years earning her doctorate in business administration through George Fox University. She delivered her dissertation just a few weeks ago. Fast grew up as a missionary kid […]
The annual event, hosted by Student Events and Activities, returned on May 7 after being canceled due to the campus closing in Spring 2020.
As the sun set over a balmy, spring Saturday, John Brown University’s 2021 spring semester anticipated summer’s arrival with a luau. From leis to hula hoops, Student Events and Activities (SEA) brought out all the stops in terms of décor and festivities. Events included a hula hoop competition to kick […]
The Foreign Service is not on many people’s radar, but it’s one of the most fascinating, adventurous, impactful and benefit-laden careers out there. On April 12, Foreign Service Officer (FSO) Stuart Denyer, head of the consular section at the American Embassy in Slovenia, gave a talk on a career in […]
As the number of vaccinated individuals approaches 100 million in the United States and the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel gets closer, states across the nation are dramatically opening their vaccine eligibility. Most states currently allow anyone above the age of 18 to get vaccinated, and recent […]
As Women’s History month draws to a close, the John Brown University community took time to honor its leaders. Celebrating the advocacy of woman-to-woman relationships, the Women in the Workplace student organization at JBU hosted a panel with women who are pivotal leaders and professors in business. The panel consisted […]
Silence falls on the audience as a student steps toward the microphone, clutching a paper in one hand. Out spills a poem of pride, of accountability and of hope, reverberating around the Walker Student Center. The Multicultural Organization of Students Active In Christ (MOSAIC) hosted a poetry slam on March […]