Looking for the perfect pumpkin? If so, then look no further than Rombach’s Farm located 10 minutes away from Missouri Baptist University.
Visitors will find a unique experience with specialty restaurants, holiday traditions and quaint shops. Behind Main Street, the Missouri River provides a scenic path for those looking to walk, run or bike.
The MBU Fitness Center offers many group fitness classes for students and faculty alike. The yoga class, held at various times on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday provides the opportunity to relax and regroup during a busy week.
This year the Career Services office held the seventh annual Health and Wellness Fair. It featured 36 vendors, including Thrive St. Louis, Chick-fil-A and MBU’s very own Fitness Center.
It was the 43rd year of The Great Forest Park Balloon Race. The balloon race is the oldest and most well attended free hot air balloon event in the world.
Spartan Wall, one of MBU’s newest organizations, showed up on opening game day with face painting and plenty of school spirit.
Men and women alike are hooked on Lush’s body and earth friendly cosmetic products. From soaps to fragrance to facial scrubs, Lush has something for everyone. It’s pretty, too!
The Festival of Nations a few weekends ago at Tower Grove Park brought food to St. Louis from Bosnia, Burma, Cuba, Nigeria, Romania, Thailand, Turkey and many other countries that are unlike any food in the states.
Olde Towne Spice Shoppe on Main Street offers a variety of seasonings, condiments and specialty teas. Main Street is composed of independent shops in refurbished historic St. Charles, Mo.
The men prevailed over the Wildcats on Saturday, September 12 in a strong, competitive match with a golden goal in extra time.