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Oxford Journals: Beginning the Adventure
Health Clinic Comes to MBU Campus
The Very First Thing You Would Like To Know About Buy Nfl Jerseys
Wrestling
“Captain Phillips” Captivates Audience
It must be Halloween.
Ryan Rerich
Homecoming 2013 Combines Old Traditions and New Favorites
The Procrastinator’s Guide to DIY Costumes
MBU 5K Freedom Run for Ronald Registration Opens
“This Is Where I Leave You” Wastes its Talented Cast
Director Shawn Levy, of “Night at the Museum” fame, brings some highs and lows in this latest effort, but mostly lows as this movie ultimately left me feeling empty and disappointed at the end.
Gamers Line up for latest “Call of Duty”
The new installment, “Advanced Warfare,” has pros and cons, but mostly pros. As of this week, creator Activision is not saying how much money the new game has generated, but we could possibly see $500 million in sales soon.
Life Changing Grilled Cheese
Kaldi’s Coffee has more than just really good coffee …
Have School Uniforms Potentially Diminished Students’ Individuality?
The cons outweigh the pros when it comes to making private school students wear school uniforms.
Thoughts on Ebola
When the word Ebola is spoken, most think pure negativity. With many nurses and doctors treating the virus, thankfulness should set into the minds of many bystanders, including myself. #509048381 / gettyimages.com
How Social is Social Media?
Maybe it’s not such a bad thing when our phones get low batteries, maybe that means we are one bar closer to reality. #181215447 / gettyimages.com
Endless Love? More Like Dramatic Teens…
All right, can I get a raise of hands? Who absolutely loves sappy love stories?
President Lacey Reflects on MBU’s Mission
President R. Alton Lacey, who has led MBU since 1995, shares some personal insights with MBU Timeline reporter Hannah Wood as part of our ongoing series recognizing MBU’s 50th anniversary. Click and read below to see Wood’s exclusive interview.
Pressing on to the Finish Line
With winter in the air and Thanksgiving just a week away, how can college students finish the semester with so many distractions and so little motivation?
Cultures From Around the World … and Food
Missouri Baptist University’s recent International Education Week featured an Amazing Race, Tastes of the World, an International Festival and guest speaker, but mostly it was an opportunity to bring students and cultures together in a relationship-building way. Photo by: Katie Seffens