Friday Night Lights. I don’t miss much about high school other than these three words. To some, Friday Night Lights is just a television show; to others, it just indicates the ridiculous obsession the South has with high school football. I miss the community that football games brought to our school and town. Although at John Brown we have basketball and soccer […]

Chris Dye is a leader, captain, and above all, a friend. Dye recently shared his story at the Gathering, and despite his talents, he too always has a need for God. “We’re called to surrender to the Lord every day, and by doing this, we acknowledge the desire to know God […]

How does a basketball game at a Christian college of just over 1,300 undergrad students make it onto national news? Toilet paper. The first home game of the John Brown University Golden Eagles’ men’s basketball season will be played this Saturday, which means the crowd will look to continue its […]

After tough first halves for both men’s and women’s soccer, the Golden Eagles are currently enjoying successful records. They are now playing games in the Sooner Athletic Conference, which comprises the entire second half of the teams’ seasons. The teams’ schedules were not easy during the first half. The men’s team competed against sixth-place University of Mobile, and third-seeded Oklahoma Wesleyan University, not to […]

If you think everyone is going to relax over fall break, you should think again. John Brown University’s Cross Country team left campus at 6 a.m. today. They are traveling to Wilmington, Ohio, where they will do a variety of activities that will benefit their efforts as a team. The first of these activities is what has taken them to Ohio in […]

The Student Government Association has officially approved the Women’s Rugby club. After receiving the good news, the club held practice last Thursday, continuing in their rhythm of hard work and dedication towards their newfound passion. “We can’t say enough about the coaches…about the community and how much we love rugby,” Madison Pfrimmer, who plays flank, said. “I want other people to feel this […]

Some people might see coaching a sports team with over two-thirds being new players as an obstacle. Jason Beschta is not one of these people. Beschta, John Brown University’s men’s basketball coach, has a team of 14 with 10 new members. But in spite of the remodeled roster, he is optimistic in preparing for the new season. “It’s something we can view as […]

“Encouraging.” “Positive.” “A role model.” These are words used to describe Elizabeth Blasingame, or Libby as she is better known. Blasingame, who plays middle hitter for John Brown University’s volleyball team, has spent her time at the University leading by example both on and off the court. Though her college legacy is centered on volleyball, Blasingame, a native of Plano, Texas, didn’t […]

Anyone who has attended John Brown University usually knows how to identify a newcomer on the men’s rugby club. This year, however, such a task may be a bit more difficult. The University is currently in discussion with the leadership of the men’s rugby club about traditions that could be […]

The news broke four weeks ago that Tom Brady’s four-game suspension from the NFL had been lifted by federal courts. Upon the release of the news, the online world exploded with opinions, ranging from outright joy to deep contempt for the Patriots, the NFL and the justice system altogether. The […]