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Ocean Release Showcases Artist’s “Endless” Talents
“Magic Camp” Comes up Aces
St. Louis Icon Ruth Ezell Speaking at Media Talk
Heavy is the Head That Wears the Crown
The Lumineers Strike at the Heart with “III”
Taking a Trip To “Astroworld,” One of the Best Albums of the Decade
COVID-19: A Danger Beyond the Threat?
The Cruciality of Owning Your Faith
How Right IS the Customer?
America Through Foreign Eyes
ZOE Ministries Breaks Out of So-Called Traditional Youth Program Mold
Celebrating its 10th anniversary recently, the West County outreach focuses on inclusion and Jesus.
Dual-Enrollment Gave Me More than Just a Headstart
MBU student gains a valuable understanding of time management, technology and what it takes to succeed at the college level … two years prior to stepping onto campus.
Audiences are Falling in Love with “Her”
Man is lonely, man buys computer, man befriends computer, man falls in love with her.
What’s More Important? Grammys, State of the Union or Super Bowl?
OK, so the obvious answer is the State of the Union Address right? Or, well, maybe not so much.
Music Review: Boy hits U.S. with Swiss, German and American Indie Sounds
Boy, a Swiss-German band, introduces a lighthearted Indie sound to the United States.
There’s Magic in “Mr. Banks”
“Saving Mr. Banks” is a rousing tribute to Walt Disney and P.L. Travers.
“American Hustle” is the High-Energy Comedy of the Year
David O. Russell (“The Fighter” and “Silver Linings Playbook”) and his stellar cast go out with a bang in “American Hustle.”
What Do Writing and Massages Have in Common?
Find out today as professional massage therapists will be on MBU’s campus in an event sponsored by the Writing Center. And yes, there is a connection.
“12 Years a Slave” Delivers Brutal, Emotional Reality
British Director Steven Rodney McQueen gives us a powerful film that should definitely win the Academy Award for Best Picture of the Year.
MBU Faculty and Staff Showcase Talent in “Amahl and the Night Visitors”
The MBU faculty and staff train students to become leaders in the industry — now is their chance to stand in the spotlight.