AMP Late Night Dodgeball Hits Home With Students

MBU students participated in AMP’s Late Night Dodgeball Tournament earlier this fall in the SRC. The event builds camaraderie among students and those involved in AMP student ministries

MBU Hangouts

Missouri Baptist University might be a small campus, but do not worry students will still find areas that are tucked away where they can have down time after going from class to class. Or places to hang with friends and areas to study inside and outside on campus at MBU.

A Walk Through Time: South County Antique Mall

Consisting of everything from ’90s nostalgia items, to early 1900s photographs, to 1950s Christmas ornaments, South County Antique Mall feels like a walk through a twisted history book.

A Trip To The Pumpkin Patch

Thies Farms features picking your own pumpkins, petting farm animals, gourds, produce, flowers, tractor rides and Pumpkin Land. Pumpkin Land is a little theme park for children and families which has hay towers, zip lining, more pumpkins to choose from and toy machines that blast potatoes, called potato shooters. 

MBU Spartan Hall of Fame Banquet

MBU hosted the annual Hall of Fame Banquet to honor student athletes and their accomplishments. The night recognized three Hall of Fame inductees.

MBU Homecoming BBQ Tailgate

MBU hosted their third annual Homecoming Football game last Saturday. Students, faculty, and staff met to roast marshmallows and grill hotdogs and hamburgers. MBU’s dance team performed right before Spartan Walk to pump up the crowd.

Encouragement Around Campus

MBU has posted different scripture references and famous quotes around campus. From North Hall to the Fine Arts Center, students can find these displayed on windows on most buildings around campus.

MBU Homecoming Game

Missouri Baptist University celebrated its Homecoming Week roughly midway through the fall semester. To finish off the week, MBU faced off against St. Ambrose University for MBU’s third-ever Homecoming football game.

ResLife Up All Night Gallery

Residents participated in ResLife’s annual Up All Night on Oct. 22 in the Carl and Deloris Petty Sports and Recreation Complex by playing different sports, painting and coloring, as well as enjoying different snacks.