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Students at John Brown University worshipped alongside their like-minded peers for chapel last Thursday. Chapel was divided by academic department into seven separate services. “Faculty are some of the most significant spiritual influences on students, and we wanted to give our faculty an opportunity to address the spiritual needs of […]
Students, not SGA officers or senators, are the main focus of this year’s annual Student Government Association week. The slogan of the week is “We are YOUR voice.” “People just don’t really understand who we are and what we are here for,” said senior Sophie Shafer, vice president of communications […]
Undergraduate and graduate students and faculty listened to Gabe Lyons as he talked about his most recent book “The Next Christian” in a question and answer session last Wednesday in the Soderquist Business Center. Lyons, one of the two speakers invited for Soderquist Leadership Week, is the founder of Q […]
A new CAUSE ministry is coming to the JBU campus: an evangelism effort directed at the local skate park. Sophomore Josh Campbell has biked for 13 years, and was a competitive downhill rider until last year. When he broke his collarbone, he took up scootering as a side hobby. His […]
John Brown University’s Cathedral Choir is performing with the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas this Saturday. Paul Smith, the head of the University’s department of music and the director of the choir, said the symphony has had a relationship with the University and its choir for 20 to 30 years. The […]
Two members of the John Brown University family are welcoming additions to their families from overseas. Mandy Moore, assistant professor of business, and Nathan Jacobs, assistant professor of religion and philosophy, are growing their families through adoption. Moore and her husband have been married for 12 years, and have discussed […]
The Forensic team won several award at the 4th Annual Ozark Cup, hosted by the University, last Saturday. JBU has hosted several speech and debate competitions in the past, but this tournament was the biggest one of the year. Students from nine different universities were represented at the debate and […]
[NOTE: This article contains references to and quotes from two John Brown University students, identified as Ben and Jeff. Both are real University students whose names have been changed to protect their identity.] Despite the absolute nature of the University’s ban on smoking products, the University’s response to those caught […]
The violent protests happening in Ukraine have headlined across newspapers, television and radio for a few weeks now. Although the country is situated in Eastern Europe, far away from Siloam Springs, Ark. the events and news has effected part of the John Brown University community. For freshman Arty Pavlov, who […]
Tita Evertsz shared her heart with the John Brown University student body as she spoke in chapel about her ministry in La Limonada, the largest urban slum of Central America on Thursday, Feb. 20. Nearly 20 years ago, Evertsz began serving and feeding the poor in La Limonada against the […]