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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
Spartan Summer Nights Return for Third Season
Cheer Squad Goes Coast Side
MBU’s Outstanding Students Honored at Awards Ceremony
MBU’s First Swing Dance a Huge Success
Opening Day Brings Familiar Thoughts to Many
Three Lives for the Price of One Blood Donation
Easter: Relevance Transcending Time
Raising Awareness of MBU’s Tutoring Services
The Academic Success Center hosted an Open House recently, drawing dozens of students and showcasing the various educational assistance offerings the center makes available every day.
Journey with Bruce Dern on His Road Odyssey to “Nebraska”
Multiple Oscar-nominated black-and-white film blends comedy and drama with a man trying to find out who he really is as a human being.
The “Robocop” Remake Lacks Originality
While this Robo-remake was much better than most remakes it still lacked something that only the original had.
Gallery of an Overseas Basketball Star Now at MBU
Johnathan Oden, once among the mostly highly recruited high school basketball players in the nation, has traveled a good portion of the world playing professional basketball, and now he has returned home to finish what he started — college. Here is a photo gallery assembled by MBU Timeline’s Ryan Rerich, which helps tell Oden’s story.
Full Circle: Overseas Basketball Pro at MBU
The Spartan basketball team added a notable acquisition this past season. John Oden’s journey from pro athlete on one side of the Atlantic Ocean to volunteer coach on the other makes for quite a memorable experience. CLICK HERE FOR A PHOTO GALLERY OF ODEN
Refreshing Recreational Relief Off Campus
Bike trails. Pristine lakes. Limestone bluffs. Exotic wildlife. Abstract sculpture. There is a world of outdoor adventure just a short drive off campus.
With Spring in the Air, MBU Seniors Prepare for the Real World
Nadine Badra, a senior communication studies major, spills her secrets on how to succeed in college and prepare for her future. Photo By: Chelsea Gammon
Ash What? An Explanation of the Smudge on my Forehead
Most people are aware of Mardi Gras, the holiday just before Lent. Not everyone, however, is well-versed in Ash Wednesday, a holiday among Christians.
Coming Together to Remember Hailey Owens
Towns and cities across Missouri — and around the nation and world — unite to raise awareness and support for slain Springfield girl. Photo Courtesy of Owens Family
Women’s Basketball vs. Mid-Continent
The lady Spartans took down the lady Cougars 85-68 in the Opening Round of the AMC tournament with incredible play throughout the entire four quarters.