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John Brown University prides itself on educating the head, heart and hand. This past weekend gave students the opportunity of exercising their hearts and hands. Over 50 students from the university teamed up with Campus Ministries’ Christian Ambassadors United for Service and Evangelism on Saturday to serve the Siloam Springs […]
Shirley Cunningham was on her way to present at a conference in Birmingham, Ala., when, while crossing the road at a major intersection, she was hit by a vehicle and broke both of her legs. The results of that accident, a collection of tapestries, clothing and displays, now hang in […]
Approximately half a year ago, many students were eager to be the first residents to live in the newly constructed Northslope Apartments, the most recent addition to the on-campus housing options at John Brown University. Since living in the apartments for a full semester, the students have settled into life […]
The word vine just referred to a stem at the start of 2013. Now Vine, the newest smart phone application, is a six second claim to fame and even a source of income. This new application owned by Twitter allows users to create a six second video loop that has […]
It’s November, and the holidays are coming soon. During a time when life can be hectic for many people, KLRC encourages their listeners to show a little kindness to others. This is the idea behind the radio station’s Pay It Forward events. John Brown University’s website says that the events […]
John Brown’s new nursing program now has a Ellen Odell has been named the director of John Brown University’s new nursing program. University president Chip Pollard said Odell will officially begin as the Director of Nursing in January. “I think the first things to hopefully make it is a service […]
With over 585,000 followers on Instagram, professional Instagram photographer and Siloam Springs resident, Tim Landis, has certainly drawn international attention. Landis, a Philadelphia native who just recently relocated to Siloam Springs, initially began mobile photography as hobby. Within the span of three years, his Instagram following skyrocketed, and with it, […]
Steve Beers, vice president of student development, is taking his first sabbatical. “This is my 16th year at JBU and my 28th year in Student Development at christian colleges,” said Beers. For the first week, Beers will be working in Guatemala at a university in Guatemala City. Beers will also […]
On Saturday, BBC will broadcast the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary special, promising that the episode will follow the Doctor in one of his greatest adventures of all time. This premiere is highly anticipated by “Whovians” everywhere, and the residents of Siloam Springs are no exception. 28 Springs, located on E. […]
The term Dark Ages does not accurately depict the Medieval period, according to Jonathan Himes, associate professor of English. Hosted in the Soderquist Business Center today from 3:00-6:00 p.m., this year’s Medieval Faire will display examples of the innovations and customs credited to Medieval times. Split into groups of two […]