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MBU Writing Lab a Key to Writing Success
Stress for Success: A Photo Essay
Who is the Man Behind the Mask?
“God’s Not Dead” Reminds us He is Surely Alive
St. Charles Chill Ices Inaugural Season
Local Band Dots Not Feathers Releasing New CD
Looking for a Reason to Test God? I Have One
MBU Theatre presents “Seussical the Musical”
Fine Arts Concert: Handel’s “Messiah: Parts 2 and 3”
An Opportunity of a Lifetime for Canadians in America
Biblical Epic, “Noah,” Storms to the Big Screen
While it’s bound to spark controversy, director Darren Aronofsky’s (“Requiem for a Dream” and “Black Swan”) artistic vision of the Noah story is breathtaking.
Spartan Summer Nights Return for Third Season
The Magic House, Busch Stadium and The Muny are among event locations listed for MBU alumni and families this summer.
Cheer Squad Goes Coast Side
The MBU Cheerleading team returns to Florida, aiming to re-establish its prominence in the National Cheer Association. Photo by: Brittany Gammon
MBU’s Outstanding Students Honored at Awards Ceremony
Who’s Who, Outstanding Scholars, Junior Marshals and the Campus Service Award were among the honors given out to students as family members proudly watched. Photo by: Bryanna Hampton, MBU alumna
MBU’s First Swing Dance a Huge Success
Students and faculty members came together recently at the Mabee Great Hall to enjoy the arrival of spring in a fun new way.
Opening Day Brings Familiar Thoughts to Many
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
Three Lives for the Price of One Blood Donation
Through one donor’s story we are taken into the process of giving blood during last week’s American Red Cross visit to MBU’s campus. Photo by: Cassie Nesbit
Easter: Relevance Transcending Time
With the flurry of bunnies, chocolate and Easter eggs is there practical significance to Christ’s resurrection? Photo by: Hannah Wood
Cafeteria Hours: Like Them or Not?
With many students involved in a variety of activities throughout the day, time is of high importance and eating on campus falls in between and after classes, work or practices. Photo by: Ryan Rerich
Go Big or Go Small, but Just Make the Right Call
As I decided to attend Missouri Baptist University, the importance of choosing the right college was not lost on me, and now I have come to appreciate my decision even more with my time here. Photo by: Brittany Gammon