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Ron Pope is “Calling Off The Dogs” with His Latest Album
Was the Apple Announcement Really “Bigger than Bigger”?
The Kozy Korner Grill: A Hidden Gem
This Week In Spartan Athletics, Oct. 14-19, 2014
Dewey’s Pizza – Where Pizza and Picasso Meet
Football: As Told By A Clueless Spectator
This Week in Spartan Athletics, Oct. 6-11, 2014
“The Hundred-Foot Journey” is a Delightful Treat
Spartan Preview Day Set for Saturday
The “Special” in Special Education
National Equestrian Champion attends MBU
Kristen Strange, a freshman education major, loves to ride horses, but more importantly she uses that love of riding to provide therapy for students with certain needs.
Oscars Recap: Biggest Night of the Year for Movie Fanatics
With 2013’s full house of extraordinary films, the 86th Academy Awards were nothing short of brilliant.
Women’s Basketball vs. Columbia
The lady Spartans took down the Cougars in an exciting game start to finish.
Men’s Basketball vs. Columbia
The Spartans fell to the No. 4 ranked Cougars on Thursday night in the final regular season home game.
MBU Cheerleaders and Dancers Wrapping up Excellent Seasons
The two squads have placed well at various regional and national competitions, and they have entertained crowds at MBU Spartan games.
Five Inexpensive Alternative Spring Break Ideas
Spring Break is just around the corner. Can’t afford a trip to the beach? Forget it. Relax at home or take a short road trip with some friends.
MBU Sophomore Taking Trip of a Lifetime
Haley Grueber shares what she is looking forward to this summer and how God is making it possible.
MBU Instructor Plans Student Trip to Spain
Looking for the opportunity of a lifetime? Look no further than MBU’s travel abroad program, in which students can look forward to visiting and studying in various cities in an historical country. Photo By: Peter Szustka
Men’s Lacrosse vs. University of Missouri
The Spartans overcame a large deficit in the first quarter to edge the Tigers 10-9 in the end.
Downhill Fast: The Rise and Fall of Olympian Bill Johnson
He skied exactly like he lived — fast. But for this one-time star of downhill ski racing, the speed he raced did not translate well to the speed he lived his life. And the result was a crash from which he would never recover.