Have you ever wondered how every time an event takes place at MBU, the technology always seems to be in place and ready to go? Well, it’s because of a conscientious tech crew, which goes in hours or days before the event and gets everything ready to go, so it all comes off without a hitch. Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look through the eyes of the MBU Tech Crew.
Faculty and students from Missouri Baptist University’s Fine Arts Division share what makes the division and its departments unique. Opening with Dr. Larry Smith, division chair, a few faculty members describe the Christian values and cultural connections that reflect university-wide expectations.
Missouri Baptist University hosts the first-ever student photography contest with the winning works displayed in the university Art Gallery.
What defines you? Is it your passions, what others think? What makes you, you? Students at MBU open up about how they see themselves and how it relates to who they want to be.
Winter is finally ending, and the world is slowly starting to warm up. MBU students take us to some of their favorite parks around St. Louis, and tell us how they make the most of them.
MBU student Matt Williams talks about his past dealings with cancer and how he helps others who are currently being affected by cancer.
As the latest installment of the “Star Wars” franchise opens Friday, Dec. 16, called “Rogue One,” listen as Chris Conley, a local MBU alumnus who is now serving at Ellisville First Baptist Church, reflects on when the original “Star Wars” was released, how it relates to the Gospel and how a faithful “Star Wars” fan feels about the new “Star Wars” films.
The Saint Louis Zoo looks beautiful as the park prepares for the holiday season. The Zoo’s Wild Lights event runs select nights throughout December and features light displays as well as fun holiday themed activities. Zoo guests can listen to carolers sing, drink hot chocolate and watch ice sculptures being created. A selection of animal exhibits will also be open during the Wild Lights event plus kids’ rides and shopping and souvenir opportunities.
Missouri Baptist University is home for many, but the majority of students at MBU are commuters. Commuter life is much different from resident life, and each commuter’s daily life expresses variety as well.
The Perk event celebrated its 20th year recently in Muncy Gym, growing from a small gathering in 1996 to a full concert coffeehouse music event that entertained hundreds of MBU students. This year’s event, carrying the name “The Perk 20,” featured local artist Kenny DeShields.