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JBU kicked off the men’s basketball season Nov. 2 at the 35th Annual Toilet Paper Game, powered by Kimberly-Clark, as the Golden Eagles faced the Crowley's Ridge Pioneers (Ark.). After JBU’s first fie
JBU Director of Athletics Robyn Daugherty has been named the 2017-18 NAIA Under Armour Athletics Director of the Year by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics.
Relive the "Best Technical Foul in all of Sports"
Hear from friends of JBU on why they choose to give and support the students of today.
Historic Mayfield Hall is getting ready for a much-needed renovation.
Hear about how estate giving has and will continue to support JBU into its next century.
JBU opened the Simmons Great Hall in 2013, thanks to the generosity of donors who gave to the $6.5 million project.
Hear about how annual and endowed scholarships will continue to help students recieve a Christ-centered education at JBU.
The Northslope Apartments were completed in 2013, adding two 11,500 square-foot buildings with space for up to 45 students each.
This $12 million project will include the construction and endowment of a state-of-the art nursing facility, equipment and program endowment.
A $5.5 million renovation which replaced plumbing, updated bath facilities, repaired sections of the roof and added windows to many rooms.
A look at JBU's history and vision for the next century.
Hear about the Endowment for Academic Excellence at JBU.
The Walton Lifetime Health Complex project will create a new public entrance, expanded HVAC, new pool deck and mechanical systems, new locker rooms and expanded and improved fitness areas.
Dr. Brad Gambill, English Department head, helps coordinate and teach courses, and serves as the faculty sponsor of Sigma Tau Delta, a national honors society for high-achieving English students.
Meet Biology Professor Dr. Tim Wakefield
Meet Visual Arts Professor David Andrus
Meet Journalism and Public Relations Professor Marquita Smith
Meet Biology Professor Jane Beers
Meet Digital Media Arts Professor Peter Pohle
Meet Biology Professor Dr. Joel Funk
Meet Math Professor Dr. Frank Blume
Meet Biology Professor Dr. Brian Greuel
The traditional undergraduate ceremony was extra special with members of the JBU Heritage Society (those who graduated 50 years or more ago) in procession in front of our graduates.
JBU annually places against regional universities at a construction management competition, sponsored by the TEXO Association, the largest commercial contractors association in Texas.
The Centennial Gala invited students to dress in 1920s attire and promised a night full of surprises from a traditional Billie Holiday dinner to a carnival to 1920s swing dance to a live brass band.
The Feud is JBU's friendly game of competition and hosted by Student Events & Activities and based on the Family Feud Show.
View behind the scenes of JBU's spring play "The Hunchback of Notre Dame."
Watch highlights of JBU's annual talent and variety show, performed by JBU students. Sungmin Park & Yesung Kim were this year's winners.
This gallery features art created by JBU art students, with work ranging from photography, graphic design, cinema, illustration, fine art, printmaking and darkroom photography.
JBU students twist, turn and fall for a late night of ice skating at the Jones Center in Springdale, Arkansas.
Watch students getting into the holiday spirit at the Annual Christmas Party in Walker Student Center.
The musical follows the story of a rich, young heiress named Polly in 1920s French Riviera who is determined to land a boyfriend for a zany send-up of jazz-age musical comedy.
The JBU Cathedral Choir toured Northern Ireland in May 2017 under the direction of director Paul Smith before his retirement.
On May 6, JBU held spring commencement services, graduating 203 students in the traditional undergraduate program and 142 students in the graduate and online programs.
Students displayed their musical talent by competing in a battle-of-the-bands style competition, “The Next Big Thing.” Mother Moon won and was awarded a recording contract.
JBU’s Career Development Center hosted a career fair, which brought in graduate schools and Fortune 500 employers from across Northwest Arkansas and the southern region.
President Chip Pollard and former JBU presidents Lee Balzer and John E. Brown III reflect on JBU's enduring principles.
Ground Floor Coffee, an on-campus student run coffee shop, provides students experience in business operations with the profits supporting Enactus JBU projects.
The on-campus ministry Mu Kappa serves and unites JBU missionary kids and international students. Annually, they take a float trip to unite as a community.
In 1919, JBU was founded as a vocational college for students of any means. For the last 100 years of our history, JBU has been blessed with unusual continuity in leadership and educational mission.
JBU students have multiple opportunities to experience the beautiful country of Northern Ireland.
JBU opened the first public futsal courts in Northwest Arkansas. The courts will serve JBU's varsity and intramural programs, 700 youth in Siloam Springs Futbol Club and the local community.
Hear from professors and students about what makes JBU's Photography program great.
JBU student Marjorie Jackson, a graphic design major, published her second book "Devoted - 31 Day Guide to Good Living with a Great God" this May.
Tana Kunze graduated from JBU this spring with a degree in communications and will pursue a career in law enforcement.
Senior Rachel Palm talks about being a music major.
Watch Kristina Arge talk about her experiences with Enactus.
Lauren Griffith, 2014 JBU graduate, shares how she utilizes her construction management degree as a project engineer for Manhattan Construction in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Joshua Hammett, 2010 construction management graduate, is an assistant project manager with Nabholz Construction.
Alum Jacob Tankersley talks about running his business, GB Group Construction.
Alum Emily Moberly describes how her JBU education helped her launch Traveling Stories, a non-profit with the mission to "outsmart povery one book at a time".
Alum Jessica Whalen talks about working at the Crystal Bridges Museum of America Art
Alum Dustin Solomon talks about his company, Mutiny FX, that specializes in editing and creating visual effects for the film industry.
Alum James Smith talks about how he has used his degree from JBU in his start-up furniture manufacturing business.
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