The Johnson University Royals capped off the NCCAA DII Mid-East Regional Tournament at 3:30 on Saturday with a game against the Great Lakes Christian College Crusaders The two teams have an almost identical play style and that was evident at many points in the game. The teams were neck and neck for the vast majority … Read moreRoyals Recap: Royals win Mid-East Region title
KNOXVILLE Johnson University’s 2019 Homecoming begins today. JU alumni from all over will be retracing their steps on campus throughout the week, learning how to make the most of their time on Earth. This year’s homecoming theme is “About Time.” The theme was adopted from the New Testament verse 2 Corinthians 4:16, which states, … Read moreHomecoming 2019 to celebrate ‘time’
In an exciting game Saturday night, the Royals beat Grace Christian University 91-82.
The event will feature many popular Christian artists.
KNOXVILLE The Tennessee School for the Deaf is offering beginner American Sign Language classes, which will be held on Mondays, beginning March 25 and ending May 13. There will be two beginner classes. Beginner- I will be held from 5:45-6:45 p.m. Beginner-II will run from 7-8 p.m. The classes will be taught by TSD … Read more8 week beginner sign language classes to start in Knoxville
KISSIMMEE — Katherine Barnhart works at Johnson University Florida as the Administrative Assistant of the School of Education and the Assistant Coach of the girl’s basketball team. Katherine’s husband, Jay Barnhart, accepted the position as Florida’s first-ever women’s basketball coach in June 2018. Katherine joined Johnson staff in August 2018. She said it has been a … Read moreStaff Feature: Katherine Barnhart
“How can you not be romantic about baseball?” -Billy Beane (Moneyball, 2011) The Johnson University Royals Baseball team split a double header at Asbury University in Wilmore, KY on Friday. Game 1 was tight throughout. The Royals fought with everything they had and Noah Malicoat (JR/Lake City, TN) pitched 4 innings with only 4 hits … Read moreRoyals Recap: Royals split snowy series at Asbury
On Tuesday night, President Donald Trump delivered his second State of the Union address. As I read the transcript after the fact, I was shocked and surprised. I was shocked at how much cross party appeal there was and how much he applauded the work of not only his administration but also the work of … Read moreSOTU: a welcome change, changes 2020 election set up (Opinion)
The Johnson Royals defeated the Johnson Suns in a thriller on Tuesday night. When Johnson’s sister school comes to town, excitement comes with them. This was evident yet again on Tuesday. From the tip, the game was played fast and loose. Both teams came out of the gates firing on all cylinders with very high … Read moreRoyals Recap: Royals conquer Suns in thriller
We are just coming out of the longest government shutdown in the history of our nation. We are already preparing for an election that is 21 months away. One need not look too far for hints of strong division already spewing from the candidates’ mouths. As of October 2018, 53 percent of Americans polled by the PEW … Read moreOpinion: It’s time to listen to one another