In this issue: JBU faculty, research opportunities and labs help students see science through a Christian worldview; Through sophisticated lab equipment, cadavers and professional programs, science majors are prepared for graduate school and the workforce; Biology professor and students use electrofishing to research the health of Sager Creek; JBU alumni use their doctoral studies to improve the treatment of autism spectrum disorder and Parkinson's disease; Research from alumnus Gibbs Kuguru has taken him worldwide, being featured on Discovery Channel's "Shark Week;" Alumni Nathan Kuykendall and Daniel Guzman explore innovations in AI and genetic testing; Staff Spotlight features Becky Weimer.

In this issue: A look at 80 years of Cathedral Choir history and new traditions; The JBU theatre program continues a tradition of excellent play and musical performances under the direction of Josiah Wallace and Liesl Dromi; The musical talent of JBU students isn’t limited to only music majors as Julianne Petersen ’23 and Matthew Campbell ’23 discuss their musical endeavors outside of campus; Luke Merrick ’19 and Amy Perry ’14 share their experiences working for Sight & Sound Theatres in Branson, Missouri, that produces panoramic plays based on the Bible’s most epic stories; Faculty Spotlight highlights Josiah Wallace, associate professor of speech and theatre.

In this issue: “Head, Heart, Hand” foundation for athletes includes academics, community service and their Christian faith; Student-athlete skills transfer beyond the classroom; learn the origins of JBU’s beloved mascot; Coach Kathleen Paulsen, Ph.D., uses coaching as discipleship; the three lessons Coach Jeff Soderquist imparts to his players; Alumni athletes reflect on the lessons they carried forward into their careers.

In this issue: How pastors and church leaders are approaching new challenges; The Center for Healthy Relationships works to help ministry leaders; Meet three JBU alumni church planters; JBU Chaplain Keith Jagger, Ph.D., shares the journey that landed him at JBU; athletes get an extra year of eligibility; Alumna Kristin (Wood) Woolley shares her experiences as a worship leader.

In this issue: JBU adds eight new majors;  Creciendo Juntos connects college Latino students with high school Latino students in Northwest Arkansas; Gunnar Shaffer ’14 appointed young alumni representative to the Board of Trustees; the legacy of the Chapman Trusts; Virologist Jillian Carmichael ’11 reflects on her journey into the field.

In this issue: Students live out the "Head, Heart, Hand" training; Alumna Johanna Musgrave gains a new perspective on creativity while recording an album; JBU remains in face-to-face instruction during a pandemic; professor Bobby Martin finds inspiration for his artwork through his Native American family and personal history.

In this issue: alumni health care workers share their pandemic experiences; the premature end to the men's basketball journey to the championships; JBU’s response to the pandemic; alumnus Captain Doug Chamberlain's memoir "Bury Him: A Memoir of the Viet Nam War."

In this issue: John Brown University celebrates its Centennial Celebration, September 26-29, when more than 2,000 alumni and friends of JBU filled the campus with a slew of activities scheduled for each day.

In this issue: God's Faithfulness to JBU through the Ages; Widow Twyla Rownak earned an undergraduate and a graduate degree while raising four children; Archivist curates JBU's story by preserving the past for the future; Spring 2019 Centennial Commencement.