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MBU Golfer Travels Halfway Around the World to Find Second Home
Cast of “Ender’s Game” Save Film from Disaster
MBU Hosts Annual Athletic Hall of Fame Awards Banquet
The Gettysburg Address — A Declaration of Legacy
MBU Community Reflects on that Tragic Day 50 Years Ago
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Volleyball
MBU Soccer vs. Lyon College
President’s Column: When JFK Was Assassinated
“The Drowsy Chaperone” Captivates MBU Audiences
Men’s Basketball vs. Williams Baptist University
The Spartans pulled off a courageous victory as they held off the Eagles in the end.
Women’s Basketball vs. Williams Baptist University
The Lady Spartans suffered a tough loss against the Eagles after surrendering the strong first half lead.
Skating Coach Kelsey White Analyzes Olympics
Known for sentimental movies, dazzling costumes, brilliant grace and athleticism, figure skating combines both entertainment and athletics to produce an enchanting Olympic sport. Kelsey White, top-right in the photo above, skates in a synchronized skating event.
Simple Steps to Creating Solid Study Habits
Cramming may not get you an A, but it will definitely save you from an F. Photo By: Ryan Rerich
An Essay on the History of American Higher Education
Christian universities are becoming harder and harder to find in modern academia, but it wasn’t always that way in America.
MBU Basketball vs. Williams Baptist University
The men and women faced off on Tuesday, Feb. 18, against the Eagles in the Carl and Deloris Petty Sports and Recreation Complex. Photo By: Ryan Rerich Audio By: Reid Cure
KSDK Great Speaks to MBU in Media Talk
Frank Cusumano, 15-time Emmy recipient and Channel 5 sports reporter, shared some of the secrets of the media profession and how to be successful in this day and age.
The Chill on the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics
Members of the Chill, a new local professional hockey team based in St. Charles that is also a St. Louis Blues AA affiliate farm team, weigh in on the Olympics.
For the Westons, Family Comes First … Unfortunately
“August: Osage County” is a dark yet oddly humorous look into someone else’s dysfunctional family.
Remembering the Man Who Defined Greatness on the Screen
A tribute to the late Philip Seymour Hoffman, who was the master of acting.