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The un-Super Bowl: A Flop in More Ways than One
MBU Women take four All-American Honors
ZOE Ministries Breaks Out of So-Called Traditional Youth Program Mold
Dual-Enrollment Gave Me More than Just a Headstart
Audiences are Falling in Love with “Her”
What’s More Important? Grammys, State of the Union or Super Bowl?
Music Review: Boy hits U.S. with Swiss, German and American Indie Sounds
There’s Magic in “Mr. Banks”
“American Hustle” is the High-Energy Comedy of the Year
What Do Writing and Massages Have in Common?
Brazilian Impeachment Harms Nation
Impeachment: A process that is used to charge, try and remove public officials for misconduct while in office. Graphic courtesy of Google
Dining Out Became Truly Healthy
Self-declared as St. Louis’ healthy lifestyle restaurant, this simply beautiful nook proves to guests that eating nutritiously doesn’t have to break the bank.
More Than You Know
A young woman who seems to have it all together opens up about the journey that shatters the concept of perfection.
One Trot at a Time
From team sports to the arena, Taylor Moore has finally found her niche. Over the years, she has learned that riding is an uncommon sport yet it is highly demanding, requiring loads of responsibility.
Avicii Gladly Telling New “Stories”
After huge commercial success with his first album four years ago, the sophomore effort from Avicii has gone Gold in Austria. Now, what will it do in the rest of the world?
Banding Together: Local Bands of St. Louis
Local musicians Eric Phillips and John Walth pursue their life-long passion for music with their bands A Day at War and Sails Through Storms.
Kuumba Youth Performance Ensemble Shares Celebration Of Their Culture
Helping MBU celebrate Black History Month, Kuumba performed for students, faculty and staff as sounds of bongo drums and African Dance filled the Mabee Great Hall. Kuumba is a group that offers visions of traditional African Culture through their performances.
A Heart that Outlasts Adversity
Senior music ministry major and accomplished pianist Sam Heyl finds his purpose through music despite life’s challenges.
President Predictions – What MBU Wants to See – Continued
As the United States settles in for the Trump presidency after the recent inauguration, MBU Timeline staffers share their thoughts regarding what they hope to see from the new administration as the years progress. Graphic by MBU Timeline
Teaching the Future to Hear the Music
Mark Roach, MBU’s new Fine Arts Division adjunct instructor, has taken on the job of shaping future sound engineers with his own flare and experience.