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Best of Spring Photography Class
The Demythization of Gun Violence: Facts, Stats and Stories
STL Parks Hold a Special Place in MBU Hearts
Aesthetic Christianity: The Dangers of Treating Faith as a Trend
Freedom and Fireworks: America’s 250th Independence Day
7 Photos of The Annex and Half Pint in Webster Groves
The Balancing Act: The Reality of Academics, Athletics and Life for MBU Softball Players
Breathtaking Missouri Views: Photos of Castlewood Park
Meet the Mastermind Behind Timeline’s New Look
Beyond the Surface: Kolby Matsushima’s Heart for Others
Spartan Spotlight: Ayesha Bittner
MBU beckons students of various backgrounds to engage in a well-rounded liberal arts education enhanced by a tight-knit community. Each week we shine the light on a different Spartan, helping our campus reach its greatest potential. Graphic by: Stuart Slates
“Boyhood”: This Stunning Visual Gem Finally Is Released
Witnessed before your very eyes a 12-year time capsule blossoms on film. “Boyhood” is like no other film you’ve ever seen … it’s truly groundbreaking.
These Turtles are an Empty Shell
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles return to the big screen, sadly, it’s a rather dull and undesirable affair.
How to Live with Roommates, Survive and Even Thrive
Here are four helpful tips to make living with roommates a better experience.
“Gotham”: The Story Before the Bat
Have you ever wondered what Gotham City was like before Batman was there to save the day? The gritty new series, “Gotham,” which airs each Monday at 7 p.m. on FOX, gives viewers a chance to get to know several of the secondary characters in the DC universe.
The Order of Living
Psychological reasons expound upon the way in which first, middle and last borns behave, according to a CBS journalist. Photo by: Cassie Nesbit
Backyard Lawn Games Build Community
A game of ladder jacks can combat stress and create friendships.
The Only Way
Thoughts, reasons and explanations on why serving God is the only way to live your life.
Jackie Robinson: “42” Made an Impact
Discussing the 50 years from the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 in class, I quickly was reminded of the sporting event 17 years before that legislation, that changed the game of baseball forever.
The Drop of “I Don’t Dance”
Lee Brice’s new album is sure to impress country fans from all over, and his change to slow pace in many songs will remind many of country music from the past.