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37,000 Feet in the Air
Seeking Christ Amidst Chaos
Students Reflect on Positives About the Pandemic
COVID-19 Creates Challenges for MBU’s Field Experience Students
Easter Sunday Reminds Us of Blessings in All Situations
MBU Adjunct Instructor Running for Mayor of Troy
Does Easter Mean Even More This Year?
Unprecedented Speaker Line-up Scheduled for Faith and Learning Symposium
MBU Women’s Basketball Slam Dunks Successful Season
Building Confidence and a Winning Team During a Pandemic
Thousands of Flags Honor 9-11 Heroes
If you happen to be driving through Forest Park in the next few days and you notice a sea of red, white and blue on Art Hill, stop and take a minute to recognize those who have given their lives for our country.
Internet: Democratizing Utopia or Cesspool for Trolls? –part 2
PART 2 IN A SERIES: While the original ideal of the internet was a space for unregulated democracy-encouraging dialogue, it has devolved to a place where trolls get thrills by abusing people, while hiding behind screen names. When MBU Timeline’s staff writers read the Time magazine article Tyranny of the Mob by Joel
With a Little Help From my Friends: Advice for New Students
With the introduction to a new fall semester and a new freshman class, many upper-classmen share knowledge and advice to incoming students on how to make their college experience great.
Internet: Democratizing Utopia or Cesspool for Trolls? –part 1
PART 1 IN A SERIES: While the original ideal of the internet was a space for unregulated democracy-encouraging dialogue, it has devolved to a place where trolls get thrills by abusing people, while hiding behind screen names. When MBU Timeline’s staff writers read the Time magazine article Tyranny of the Mob by
Back on the Road
Missouri Baptist University student, Chip Bloch, shares the details of his unfortunate motorcycle accident and his road to recovery.
Turning Trial Into Triumph
Missouri Baptist University student, Shelby Wannemuehler, tells of how the trial and loss of a parent strengthened her faith in God and changed her life forever.
Academic Success Center a Staple for Student Success
Though it is still a relatively new entity on Missouri Baptist University’s campus, the Academic Success Center continues to grow as a major aid of students in need of academic assistance.
MBU Professor Brings Missionary Experience into Class
Missouri Baptist University is full of skilled and amazing professors who have made themselves students of the world as well as vessels for Christ, and Dr. Mark Grossmann has set the bar higher based on his firsthand exposure to Kenyan culture.
“I Will Miss the People, the Students”
It’s never easy when it’s time to say goodbye to your job, your university, your colleagues and your students, but for one beloved English professor who has been at MBU only a few years, that time has arrived.
19 Signs You’re from a Small Town
Love it or hate it, you have experienced these 19 signs if you grew up in a small town. Photo by Holly Flieg