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Did You Know that College is Free in Some Countries?
Why Are we so Enchanted by the Throne?
“Begin Again’s” Soundtrack is Just as Incredible as the Movie
Virgin Territory: Reality Unearths Immorality
Tune Into the Big Game
A Kickoff 50 Years in the Making
Helping Shine a Light to Sex Trafficking
What’s in a Lyric? Plenty if you are Dwelling in the Past
Imagine St. Louis in the 1900s and you Can Hear Ragtime
MBU Hosts Annual Student-Led Blood Drive
This “Hercules” is all Brawn but no Brain
Have you ever gone to the theater to watch a film and thought to yourself, “Why was this film ever made?”
MBU Hosting Education Career Fair Today in SRC
If you are a local college student majoring in education — either at MBU or another area university — bring your resume today and find that dream job.
Winter Olympic Games All About Pride and Multi-Culturalism
We can take away inspiration from the stories of sacrifice and accomplishment that led many Olympians to the pinnacle of their sport, but we can’t forget where they came from.
Some Citizens Are Missing Out on the True Beauty of America
Coca-Cola’s Super Bowl commercial “America the Beautiful” moves some to tears, others to anger on social media.
Men’s Wrestling vs. Maryville
The Spartans fell to the Maryville Saints on Thursday, Feb. 6. The team struggled all night and failed to scratch a point on the scoreboard in the defeat.
Just How Much Should we use Facebook at Work?
Ten years ago this week an unknown college dropout named Mark Zuckerberg launched an online social network called Facebook. As his invention now has well over a billion users, the question of how much we should use Facebook in the workplace is more relevant than ever.
“Inside Llewyn Davis” Restores Your Faith in Music and Movies
Look into a week of passion and hardships with starving musician Llewyn Davis.
The un-Super Bowl: A Flop in More Ways than One
From the game to the commercials and social media, this year’s Super Bowl is a disappointment to these MBU Timeline staff members.