The oldest game in America has undergone its biggest change in decades, but is it for the better or worse? Photo by: Ryan Rerich
As the season nears the conference tournament, the men’s golf team looks to repeat as champions at the end of April. Photo by: Ryan Rerich
The Blues seem more than a little shaky as they head into the playoffs Thursday, April 17, against the rival Chicago Blackhawks.
The MBU world may never know, but a confidential interview gives us a chance to look inside our university’s beloved mascot, Spartacus. Photo by: Brittany Gammon
The 11-49 record indicated a rough opening season, but injuries and illnesses fail to dampen the spirits of players reminiscing on fond memories with new teammates. Photo by: Molly Carver
While America is known for its national pastime of baseball and Canada is a hockey nation, these five MBU baseball players have crossed the border to overcome the status quo. Photo by: Colby Duncan
The MBU Cheerleading team returns to Florida, aiming to re-establish its prominence in the National Cheer Association. Photo by: Brittany Gammon
As the Cardinals won their home opener Monday night at Busch Stadium, MBU Timeline staff members reflect on what the opening of the 2014 baseball season means to them. Photo by: Molly Carver
College students know how hard the transition into adulthood can be, but for some college students transitioning isn’t always an option. When Domenic Hoffmeister was injured during a volleyball match, he had to make the decision whether to sink or swim. Photo by: Jerason Gines
How one California ranch-raised right-hander took one pitch to write his script. Photo By: Colby Duncan