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Behind “Stick Season”: How Noah Kahan Turned Pain into Poetry
Historically Speaking: Hitters Soar or Slump after Home Run Derby
Why Everyone Can Appreciate Vivaldi’s Masterpiece, ‘The Four Seasons’
Flashback to HOCO ’25
Counting Down to MBU Homecoming Finale
Kicking off Homecoming: Pursuing Faith and Community
More Memories From Homecoming 2025
Gen Z isn’t Lazy, They’re Drowning
Counting Down to Homecoming: A Look Back at 2025
Part 2 – More St. Louis Voices Reflect on 9/11
Seminar Has a Heart for Christ … and Art
This year’s Fine Arts Division Worship Heart and Art Seminar features speaker Kerry Tillmon and ethnomusicologists IziBongo. Graphic by Bert VanderMark
Super Bowl Charity Offers Hope One Basket at a Time
Just like the name implies, Basket of Hope is a Christian non-profit organization that gives hope to children in hospitals across the country by letting people know they do not always have to be strong. MBU Timeline’s own Katie Seffens had the opportunity to travel to San Francisco, the site
From Student to Professor
With a strong passion for theatre and teaching, Kasey Cox is equipped to be a permanent part of the Missouri Baptist University faculty. By being a former student at MBU, Cox has a unique perspective when it comes to teaching. Her faith leads her as she journeys on as a
The Resident Assistants of North Hall
The resident assistants of North Hall discuss the highs and lows of the job. Photo by Kayla Knapp Resident assistants of North Hall include, left to right, Chelsie Bartley, Tanya Drochner, Ashleigh Poteete and Valaree Logan.
On College: The Things I Wish I’d Known
College is full of all-nighters, term papers and pizza, but it is also a time where we learn, grow and figure out who we are. Looking back, we all have things we wish we would have known from the start. Photo illustration by Rebekah Rutledge Photo courtesy of MBU University
MBU Hosts Fifth Annual All-Star Basketball Game
A slam dunk event took place at MBU to raise awareness for individuals with Down syndrome. Photo by Lynn Tyler
What the Super Bowl Means to Us
Various MBU students give their opinion on what draws them in to watch the Super Bowl. Photo by Jesse Kassebaum
Men’s Soccer Returns Core of Young Talent
The 2015 men’s soccer team finished the season with a 6-12 overall record, but they closed strong and head into next season with high hopes of major improvements, returning all but two of their starters. Photo courtesy of MBU Sports Information
A New Perspective
New MBU student John Hagan seeks to make a difference in the lives of his baseball teammates. Photo by Jesse Kassebaum
Business-Major-Turned-Tennis-Coach Proving a Success
After a record-breaking season in 2015, young Cole Stevenson is set to coach the Missouri Baptist men’s and women’s tennis teams this spring, while also working on his master’s in business administration. Photo by John Hough