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Meet the Mastermind Behind Timeline’s New Look
Beyond the Surface: Kolby Matsushima’s Heart for Others
Interviewing 101: Navigating Job Interviews as a College Student
The Hidden Cost of Staying Awake
What to Expect When Dialing 988, the Easy-to-Access Mental Health Crisis Line
Snowy Landscapes to Warm Your Heart This Winter
MBU Students’ Snow Days: Then and Now
What’s Next for the Class of ‘26?
Spartan Love Stories
MBU Stunt Takes a Pause
Thanksgiving Tidings: True or False?
Do you believe any of these traditional Thanksgiving myths?
Volleyball Coach Shakeup has Familiar Ring
Chris Nichols and John Yehling have switched places at the head coaching position for the Missouri Baptist University women’s volleyball team. Photo by Ryan Rerich
MBU Golfer Travels Halfway Around the World to Find Second Home
Jan-Henry Jordaan, a sophomore accounting major from South Africa, has traveled across the Atlantic to find himself under the arch attending Missouri Baptist University. His path is interesting as well as challenging, as he lets God lead in determining the future. Photo by Ryan Rerich
Cast of “Ender’s Game” Save Film from Disaster
This Gavin Hood-directed sci-fi thriller survives thanks to its strong ensemble cast.
MBU Hosts Annual Athletic Hall of Fame Awards Banquet
Missouri Baptist University baseball coach Eddie Uschold’s 500th career victory was among the achievements recognized during the ceremony.
The Gettysburg Address — A Declaration of Legacy
With the anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, the famous speech is once again in the news. Left uncovered is the importance of the speech’s declaration of legacy.
MBU Community Reflects on that Tragic Day 50 Years Ago
Nov. 22, 1963, is a day many Americans will never forget. It is the day our nation lost a president in a tragic event that changed the course of history. As John F. Kennedy was assassinated in downtown Dallas, many Missouri Baptist University faculty members remember exactly where they were