As time gets closer and closer to graduation, I begin to look back on the classes I have taken during my time at JBU. Almost all of my classes have taken place in the Art Department and they have been great. However, like any other senior will tell you, they […]

Walking into a classroom with headphones in my ears, I notice the stares, the looks, the curiosity and sometimes even the disappointment. “Who is she?” “Why is she here?” “Is she smart enough to be here?” I am an average student at JBU who happens to stand out from the […]

Russell Hixson As interviewed by Brittany Reading What are your impressions of Arkansas after coming here from Canada? There some initial things that were new to me. It was incredibly hot and sticky, strangers waved at you, people talked really loud. I felt claustrophobic not being close to the ocean. […]

Yesterday, I ran into an article posted by a good friend of mine on Facebook. The article was on whether or not the church should categorically condemn acts of homosexuality as evil. Let me explain first by saying that this is a much respected friend of mine. Because of the […]

In a mere three weeks, I will have completed 19 years of school. 19 years! What I have done for my entire life will be over, and I will have to start all over again. I have to become a grown up. I have to find a job. I have […]

Imagine you’re a college basketball player, and you’ve worked your entire life so that you could play for the school of your dreams. You’ve practiced countless hours and done drills till you’re sick of them. You’ve had to run until you’ve thrown up, and then you had to run some […]

Remember that health care bill from a couple years ago? It had Republicans up in arms? It was one of the first things President Obama did in office? In case you hadn’t heard, Obama is in the middle of a lawsuit about the constitutionality of that healthcare act. Last week […]

We have written about what our Student Government Association does and the areas they could improve on. After all, one of our responsibilities as the press is to hold our institution accountable for their actions, be watchdogs for the little men. The duties are great for SGA. They really are […]

Though homeschooling caters to the needs of the child, the truth is that homeschool educators have to buy their own teaching material and supplies. The cost of a public education is usually low for students, all possible from funding from the government and local taxes that helps with providing textbooks […]

In light of the past two articles concerning an expected Salsa dance here at JBU, SAC has been asked to respond. Over the past couple years, a Salsa dance was held in February. This event was co-sponsored by JBU Club CIF (Council for International Friendship) and Elevate, a division of […]