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MBU Grad Now Leads Writing Center
Dust the Political Shelf
The Constitution: A Modern Day Experiment
Reflections of a South Texas Kid in the Midwest
The Emergence: Technology-driven Generation Y Growing Up
Sugar Bans: Government Benevolence … Or Fascism
MBU Athletics Launches Spartan Digital Network
Switchfoot Launches Tour by Rocking Out at MBU
MBU Launches Second Annual Blue-Out
Academic Success Center Hosts College Experience Workshop
Paving a Path to the Future
Summers have become busier and busier as students apply for jobs and internships that compete for their leisure time. Those jobs have much more meaning than what meets the eye. They also help students know what they want to do in the future. Photo by William Thomas The staff at
Beware: Huge Plant in “Little Shop” Feeds Our Comedic Cravings
MBU Theatre presents “Little Shop of Horrors,” the dark yet comedic story of a carnivorous, talking plant that promises fame and fortune to its unlucky victims in exchange for blood. The show opens this weekend in the Chapel.
Looking Back at Tool’s “Lateralus”
Lateralus, an album that requires multiple listens … years of listening. In order to capture the true message, you need time, an open mind and some mathematical skills.
Setting the Bar for Success
The Spartan women’s volleyball team has had a large amount of success since the 2005 season, as they have become a pillar of consistency at Missouri Baptist University. Photos courtesy of University Communications The Missouri Baptist University women’s volleyball team stands for the singing of the national anthem before their
Searching for Empathy in a Child
A child wants to please their parents until they become a teenager, then the parents try to please their child, all because of the fear that one day they may leave. Photo by Chaney Archive Trevor Chaney, at 4 years old, sits in the backseat as he gets dropped off
God Gives a New Meaning to “Silver Lining”
In the midst of our toughest battles, our biggest losses, God is at work. He enters into the chaos, and instead of allowing that pain to be the end of our story, He makes miracles. All it takes is a little hope, and a lot of fight. Photos by Trevor
It’s About Loving the City, Loving its People
It is the wealthiest county per capita in the entire state of Missouri, yet St. Charles is far from insulated from the poverty and struggles faced by any other county or city in the region, and that’s where We Love St. Charles steps in to help.
J. Cole’s Fight Against the Drug Culture
J. Cole’s “KOD” album is sonically pleasing, the message behind the lyrics and his fight to change the culture of recreational drug abuse in the younger hip-hop world comes together to create a masterpiece.
MBU Theatre’s “Amish Project” Opens this Week
A story of Christian forgiveness in the aftermath of one of Pennsylvania’s most horrific tragedies, the first production of the season for MBU Theatre features the directorial debut of Melissa Harlow, along with a strong cast of students and alumni.
Dreaming Big: No More Hunger in St. Louis
Meals for a Million is seeking volunteers and donations to help make an impact in the region and will be hosting a major meal-packing event this weekend at the Family Arena in St. Charles.