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In the course of 20 years Operation Christmas Child has given away over 100 million shoeboxes to children in 100 different countries who would have never received the resources without the project Created by Samaritan’s Purse, Operation Christmas Child provides international relief to countries experiencing poverty, famine, disease, natural disasters […]
ISIS makes front-page news on a weekly basis. Understanding ISIS requires understanding a wealth of background in Middle Eastern politics and Muslim history. ISIS stands for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, also known as ISIL or simply Islamic State. The organization works less as a terrorist group and […]
The great commission, to make disciples of all nations, is known and practiced by Christians all over the world. John Brown University’s newest ministry, Antioch has been created to accomplish and embody this mission. Beginning this year, CAUSE ministries E-Van and Partners in Prayer, combined to create Antioch. The ministry […]
Andrew Peterson loves stories. He began performing music and crafting his songs when he was 19 by using stories from his own life and the people around him. Peterson said what is most important about performing music is the people he gets to meet. “I don’t love music as much […]
204 men on campus get to be a part of history; they are the first group of men to live in the newly renovated J. Alvin Brown dormitory. Though the changes may not be fully noticeable from the outside, the J. Alvin renovation has residents as well as other students […]
Dave Butler’s watercolors and Robin Hazard-Bishop’s pastels grace the walls of both visual arts buildings at John Brown University. Students on the University campus have already begun to enjoy and admire both Butler’s and Hazard-Bishop’s work. The galleries are a place to inspire art majors and non-art majors alike and […]
Thirteen years ago today, the United States was shaken at it’s core; the date 9/11 will never be viewed the same. Four hijacked planes crashed into the heart of New York City, the first two in the World Trade Center. The third crashed into the Pentagon’s west side, and the […]
Walmart’s new Neighborhood Market opened Wednesday morning, providing up to 95 new jobs for the Siloam Springs community and promising to expand the growth rate of North-West Arkansas. Located on 935 S. Holly St., the store opened after a brief ribbon-cutting ceremony. “Walmart is excited to be a part of […]
U.S. News declared John Brown University the top regional college in the South this week, as well as a Best Value and “up-and-comer” university. Tying for first place with High Point University (N.C.) and Asbury University (Ky.), John Brown surpassed the other 98 southern regional colleges U.S. News evaluated. Rankings […]
John Brown University students of various ages, majors and academic passions will be able to represent each of the University’s divisions by showcasing their research in the 2014 Celebration of Academic Excellence next week. The Celebration of Academic Excellence provides select students with the distinct opportunity to present research from […]