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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
YMCA: More Than a Gym
The YMCA is known for affordable exercise opportunities, a 1970s hit song and after-school care for kids in school. But, beyond those aspects are people who are working toward changing lives through vibrant programs that enrich communities.
From Never Playing the Game, to Varsity Volleyball
Missouri Baptist University volleyball player Mason Crabtree came to MBU from a town too small to have a high school volleyball team, so he never played in high school, except working out with the girls team, but now he has managed to make the nationally ranked volleyball team at MBU.
From Soccer to Basketball, from Spain to St. Louis
For Pablo Hernandez it was not only a difficult transition from growing up playing soccer to playing basketball in college, but it has also been a challenging transition from his home country, Spain, to St. Louis, in the middle of the United States of America, but he is handling both
Coming Back Stronger than Ever by “Pushing my Body to New Limits”
Any athlete knows knee injuries can be devastating, even career ending, but for Krista Tyson, a player on the Missouri Baptist University women’s tennis team, her torn ACL set her back only temporarily, in fact, it set her back less time than even her own doctors expected. Photo provided by
More Than Just A School
“Anyone who does anything to help a child in his life is a hero to me.” ―Fred Rogers
Hope Springs Eternal
“People ask me what I do in winter when there’s no baseball. I’ll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring.” –Rogers Hornsby Photo by Abby Kassebaum Fans fill Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Florida, for the annual rite of passage as winter makes
Even with Playoff Hopes Dashed, Blues Fans Never Lose Hope
With a tough ending to the St. Louis Blues’ 2017-18 season, why are Blues fans loyally committed despite disappointment? Photo by Shelby Wannemuehler
MBU Baseball Finishing Strong, Keeping World Series Hopes Alive
The Missouri Baptist University baseball team is not generally accustomed to losing very many games, so this season required some early season adjustments as they got off to a rocky start but are now proving that it’s not how you start, but how you finish. Photo by Collin Kossakoski Missouri
Women’s Lacrosse Finishing on a Strong Note
The Missouri Baptist University women’s lacrosse team, under new leadership and with a new direction, is coming down the home stretch of its season, with a game today, Thursday, April 12, against Lindenwood University-Belleville, and Senior Day quickly approaching. Photos by Claire Donohue
Taylor Swift Maintains that Taylor Swift “Reputation”
Topping over 2 millions sales and counting, Taylor Swift’s “Reputation” remains that of the lovelorn artist, but somehow that style continues to work for her as this album is full of grabby, emotional songs.