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MercyMe Concert
Should the Pulitzer Prize be Awarded for Questionable Ethics?
This Summer try to Sit Back and Relax … for Once
Final Exams Week brings Bittersweet Moments
Graduating With Honors … this Summer
Say Cheese: Cameras Have Come a Long Way
Variety St. Louis Making Memories for 80 Years
Ukraine Sees no De-escalation from Putin
Should Controversial Literature Ever be Banned?
St. Louis Blues Take Six-Game Losing Streak into Playoffs
Kirk Cameron, You’re Wasting My Time …
What would kill you first, drinking rotten eggnog or enduring another Kirk Cameron film? After watching this latest disaster, I say pass the nog.
Part Biopic, Part Love Story, “Theory” has “Everything”
Eddie Redmayne gives the performance of a lifetime, portraying one of the greatest minds of the last century.
Intramural Sports Hit the Courts at MBU
As winter finally starts to feel like winter and going outside to play is not as easy as it has been recently, it’s time to move inside Muncy Gym and play intramural sports, which allows everyone to feel like an athlete. Photo by: Colby Duncan
Never Again: A Reflection on the International Day of Remembrance
As the world joins together for the 70th international day of reflection on the horrors left in the wake of the Nazi rise and fall, one student remembers her own journey through the United States National Holocaust Memorial and the impact it left on her.
St. Louis Auto Show Opens Today Downtown
Millions of dollars in vehicles will be on display at two major venues this weekend as the 2016 model year rolls out the best from America and the world. Photo courtesy of the St. Louis Auto Show
The Making of the Dusty Brothers
One of St. Louis’ young bluegrass bands has the rhythm to get the crowd on their feet as they play small venues around the city.
The Arnold Predictions
The Oscar noms are out and just in time for capping off a glorious year for filmmaking filled with powerful performances, beautiful storytelling and mesmerizing artistic skill. But where there are nominations there will always be snubs … oh the snubs.
Students Blog About Struggles in the Spring
As spring semester begins at Missouri Baptist University, students are settling in to new routines and new relationships. With that comes stress. MBU Timeline bloggers are answering the following question: What are you struggling with and how are you coping?
“Mockingjay Part 1” Brings Crucial Elements from Book to Big Screen
As an avid “Hunger Games” reader, the release of the latest part of the franchise was the movie anticipation of the year.