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The price of EpiPen has recently been raised for the fth time since 2009 by the product’s parent company,the Mylan N.V. EpiPen is a type of epinephrine injector, a lifesaving drug for allergies that cause anaphylaxis, a potentially deadly reaction involving hives and potentially the swelling of the throat. For […]
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville is opening a new exhibit with a focus on current visual and performing arts. The Innovative Arts Venue will be stationed in downtown Bentonville and will “anchor downtown Bentonville’s Market District, brin ging together a diverse range of artists to experiment and […]
Seniors graduating in May need to meet chapel requirements by April 24, according to John Brown University’s 2015-16 Student Handbook. Chapel attendance is mandatory for all studentsas it is an essential part of fulfilling John Brown University’s mission of providing Christ-centered higher education, according to the handbook. Students who fall […]
The annual senior cinema screening is coming to a theater—the Berry Performing Arts Center—near you. On May 1, seniors will showcase the films they have been working on for the past year. Kyle Stuck is producing a film called “Give Me To The Waves.” He said that the film shows […]
A New Jersey man, Joseph Hornick Jr., faces potential jail time over his Donald Trump flag. There is an ordinance in West Long Branch, where Hornick lives, which prohibits which prohibits the display of political signs more than 30 days before an election. The New Jersey primary takes place on […]
For senior visual art students, four years of work will be presented to potential employers and the public at the annual Portfolio Show this Friday evening. The show will feature work from more than 40 graphic design, photography, illustration and digital cinema majors. Most students showcase their work in portfolio […]
The construction of the nursing building, one of the most anticipated projects on John Brown University’s campus, is ahead of schedule, according to Steve Brankle, director of facilities. Brankle said the inside of the building is progressing faster than anticipated and the outside is scheduled to be completed by the […]
Six students from John Brown University who traveled to Flint, Mich. in March to report on the water crisis created a documentary and held a public screening of the footage in a Multicultural Organization of Students Active In Christ (MOSAIC) meeting last week. The documentary featured interviews with Flint residents, […]
Five John Brown University students on the forensics team will be traveling to California to compete at the Pacific Southwest Forensics Association Cool-Off Tournament tomorrow. Erick Roebuck, adjunct communication professor and director of University forensics, will be directing the trip as the team travels to Mission Viejo, Calif. for four […]
Two rows of smiling Christian students from universities, Bible colleges and ministries across the nation formed a high-five tunnel in the middle of a pathway at the University of California in Los Angeles last Thursday. Among those cheering on and high-fiving those who came through the tunnel were six students […]