Come out for the third annual lip sync battle at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 30, in the Perk, hosted by Circle K International. Proceeds from the annual event support African Vision of Hope’s House of Hope, an organization that helps build dormitories and funds young women for school in Zambia,
Missouri Baptist University has finally established plans to pave the upper gravel portion of C Lot summer of 2018. It’s been a long time coming, but not for lack of trying on the part of MBU planners. The process is extensive and full of bumps in the road.
Jonathan White is coming to the end of his career at MBU. Follow his journey to MBU, why he is leaving and what he’ll be up to next.
Karen Leija, who has been a food service consultant at MBU for 11 years, from the old cafeteria to renovations of the current “caf” today, said her favorite part of the job is witnessing MBU students grow into young adults year after year.
MBU opens its doors to invite local senior adults to come enjoy a meal and a showing of “Peter Pan.”
Earning a college degree is indeed an achievement for all students, however, the end of college life may not be as relieving as we’d like to think. After all, the working world awaits and getting prepared for it is more difficult than ever. Especially if you are 2,500 miles from home.
Students from all majors gear up for an opportunity to peer into the professional world with Media Talk speaker Jack Feivou.
“The next thing I knew I woke up in this awful car accident, with glass everywhere and people screaming. I remember looking around and thinking to myself, ‘Man, this is obviously not what Heaven looks like.’”
Join Missouri Baptist University students, faculty and staff as they support this year’s third annual Research Symposium, which has grown a remarkable 61 percent in participation since last year.
A young woman who seems to have it all together opens up about the journey that shatters the concept of perfection.