Eight players from Norway, England, Brazil, Serbia and Colombia explain the differences they find between life in the American Midwest compared to life in their home countries. While they miss their homes, they are finding a sense of community on the MBU campus. Photo by Chad Otec Pictured (left to right)
MBU finds a feud with a team across the river, Lindenwood-Belleville University. Photo by Ryan Rerich Sophomore Henry Espenesa pursues the Lynx quarterback.
The MBU women’s volleyball team looks to top off a terrific season with a National Championship. Photo by Katie Green
The men’s basketball team stays strong on and off the court influencing the lives of others in the community. Photo by James King
Eduardo Maia, a sophomore from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, transferred to Missouri Baptist University to play soccer, and since moving to the St. Louis area he has developed a sense of family and belonging among teammates. Photo by Ryan Rerich
Many students complain about being busy or having a lack of leisure time, but transfer student Juwan Lee stays positive as he brings a new meaning to the word busy. Photo by Joshua Daugette
Brazilian players have traveled more than 4,000 miles from South America to play soccer at Missouri Baptist University, so what drives them to play their favorite sport and study at MBU?
The MBU men’s soccer team capped off its regular season with a bang, advancing to the American Midwest Conference Tournament. Photo by Vladymi Joseph
Born and raised in Europe, Jeremy Dubois brings his experience to the soccer field. Photo by Vladymi Joseph
In a world where addictions are dangerous, there is one area where you can have excessive behavior. That is, working out and staying in shape. A good workout program helps you improve your life in a number of ways. Photo illustration by James King III