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Students Make MBU Their Home Away from Home
Three Sixty St. Louis: A Step Closer to Heaven
Faithful MBU Athlete Wrestles with Heart of Love
“Momma Schertz” Proves to be an Inspiration for MBU Students
MBU Student’s Album Declares that “Jesus Is Enough”
March Madness: MBU Men’s Basketball Team is Louisiana Bound
The Voices that Strive to Bring Unity to the MBU Community
MBU Men’s Cross Country Team Runs to New Heights
Memories and Metamorphosis
Football’s Favorite Sunday
Just Keep Swimming
Sea-creatures have the best advice pertaining to final exams and semester-ending projects.
We Can be Too Easily Fooled
Hoax stories are taking over social media, so beware, check your sources … and check yourself.
Seoul Taco, One of St. Louis’ Hidden Gems
You’ve seen their food trucks at free concerts and parks. Seoul Taco, in St. Louis’ Delmar Loop, is a hidden treasure of offbeat Korean food that should be explored by anyone living in or traveling through St. Louis.
Hungry for Hannibal
From a book series to the big screen, Hannibal has made a comeback on the small screen.
TIMELINE TALK — Dec. 1, 2014
MBU Timeline staffers Lydia Milan and Stuart Slates set out across the Missouri Baptist University campus with a question of the week for students, staff and faculty members. With colleges preparing for football playoffs and bowl games, and the NFL heading down the home stretch toward the playoffs and Super
Hanging of the Green Ceremony
Join the campus community for Missouri Baptist University’s traditional start of the Christmas season, at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2, in the Quad.
About “Ouija,” I’d say Monopoly is More Nerve-racking
And I thought The “Paranormal Activity” series was stupid. Nope! We have a new winner for garbage Halloween films, “Ouija.”
Riots Break Out In Downtown Ferguson
Rioters filled the streets of downtown Ferguson, Mo., Monday night, Nov. 24-25, after a St. Louis County Grand Jury returned a no-bill decision, electing to not indict police office Darren Wilson in the Aug. 9, 2014 shooting death of Michael Brown.
Midwest Meets Southwest
The Missouri Baptist University basketball team has developed a connection to Houston over the years, and several players on this year’s team discuss their adjustment to the Midwest. Photo by: Brittany Gammon
“Gone Girl”: a Darkly Twisted Masterpiece
Director David Fincher (“Fight Club” and “The Social Network”) returns to the big screen in roaring fashion, sending chills down spines of those couples who dare to take in this film as a dark date movie.