From team sports to the arena, Taylor Moore has finally found her niche. Over the years, she has learned that riding is an uncommon sport yet it is highly demanding, requiring loads of responsibility.
Mark Roach, MBU’s new Fine Arts Division adjunct instructor, has taken on the job of shaping future sound engineers with his own flare and experience.
With many children suffering from intellectual disabilities such as Autism, Dr. Tonia Crane recognizes the need for these children and works diligently through different organizations and internationally to address it.
The transition from Thanksgiving to Christmas is a much-debated topic in the U.S. today. In this article, Jill Burroughs discusses the lead up to Christmas with various MBU students. Her feature story is paired with Matt Williams’ opinion piece discussing when Christmas music is appropriate on the radio.
MBU students can utilize free yoga classes in the SRC, serving as a great stress reliever and fitness option.
Paul Melnuk is a local businessman who struggled with addiction before finding Alcoholics Anonymous and facing recovery head on. He now flourishes as a sober mentor who helps others grow through the program.
Two MBU staff members head up the newest organization on campus for students, MBU Outdoors.
On the morning of Oct. 7, students woke up early, donned their favorite flannel shirts and embarked on an adventure to the Perk to earn the treasure of free pancakes.
Missouri Baptist University’s Communications Department is always growing, keeping up with a media-driven culture. This year continues this trend with a new class designed for church public relations.
Missouri Baptist University houses many residents, but this resident brings students and faculty together in a way that makes campus feel more like home.