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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
MBU Hosts Another Successful Media Talk
With standing room only, it was clear that students and faculty were very interested in the event speaker, Police Chief Samuel Dotson. This, paired with thoughtful, in-depth questions and openness on Dotson’s part, led to the most successful Media Talk in school history. Photo by Ryan Rerich Media Talk participants
So What’s the Big Deal About the Oscars?
A long 88 years ago, the Oscars began. Now in 2016, let’s take a look back on the history and importance of the Academy Awards.
Love Your Melon
A group of MBU students are working to put hats on the heads of kids who have been diagnosed with cancer. Photo by MBU Love Your Melon
A Match Made at Welcome Weekend
The story of how two students went from strangers, to friends, to college sweethearts, finding more than just an education at MBU. They found love. Photo by Antonio Esparza
MBU Grooves to the Blues
The Association of Black Collegians held one of many events in February to celebrate the historical culture of Black History Month. Photo by Esther Gilliam Eddie Calderon (left) and Keenan Savage (right) played the two main roles in the program. Calderon was the actor for Malcolm X while Savage was
Athletic Construction Projects Abound at MBU
The MBU Spartan Field and Field House are two of the new additions and highlights of the university. This video will take you through a few of the different sights from both the field and the house led by Dr. Tom Smith, director of athletics. Video by Ryan Rerich and
Interpersonal Violence Awareness Week Begins at MBU
With the Center for Disease Control estimating that 20 people per minute are victims of violence, someone will be affected before you finish reading this story. Graphic by Missouri Baptist University
Finding My Equilibrium
Being a full-time student while working can be difficult. I have had to navigate through college within these roles and figure out a way to balance my school work, social life and finances. In recently finding this balance, I have found that my life is more fulfilling. Photo by Rebekah
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