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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
Finishing Strong: From Court to Cap and Gown
College students know how hard the transition into adulthood can be, but for some college students transitioning isn’t always an option. When Domenic Hoffmeister was injured during a volleyball match, he had to make the decision whether to sink or swim. Photo by: Jerason Gines
“Need for Speed” Skids Off the Tracks
Based on one of the most successful racing video-game franchises, “Need for Speed” is better in the hands of a controller than a big screen adaption.
MBU Blood Drive Today in SRC
The American Red Cross sponsors two blood drives per year on campus, offering students a chance to help others.
Handlebar and a Heater: The Story of Carl Jameson
How one California ranch-raised right-hander took one pitch to write his script. Photo By: Colby Duncan
Small Groups Offer Opportunities for Students to Get Involved
Missouri Baptist University’s numerous Bible studies enable students to connect with one another while also connecting to God’s word.
Spirit Dance Program Begins at MBU
As the inaugural football season is just around the corner, the spirit team will be on the sidelines demonstrating athletic dance moves and displaying support and enthusiasm.
“Muppets Most Wanted” is Fun From Start to Finish
This time, Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Gonzo the Great, Fozzie Bear and the rest of the Muppets find themselves in a European crime caper.
Is Balance Possible in a Student’s College Life?
Good grades. Sleep. Social life. Pick two. When a dear friend gave me this phrase during my freshman year, its practical truth slowly altered my perspective on college life. Photo by: Chelsea Gammon
Quit Blaming the Guns, Focus on the Real Solution
Gun violence is certainly a concern that grows with each new tragic story we hear or read, but we can’t legislate morality. We can’t force people to do the right things. That starts early in life.
Success and Satisfaction: Walking the Fine Lines of Life
Finding the difficult balance between work and leisure can lead to a healthy and productive lifestyle, whether it’s in college or your professional career.