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COVID-19 Cripples the Restaurant Industry
Petition to Approach the Stand?
MBU Community Strengthening Bond While Social Distancing
Essential Employees Discover New Purpose During Pandemic
An Uncertain Future: Adapting to Changes from COVID-19
How Are You Dealing with Coronavirus? – Part 3
How Are You Dealing with Coronavirus? – Part 2
How Are You Dealing with Coronavirus? – Part 1
Part of the 0.1%
The Show Must Go Online
Moving Forward on Construction and Community
Hundreds of new students continue to join the MBU family every year, but because of the increasing numbers of added students the campus must prepare for where to put them. Photo by Esther Gilliam
What’s App?
MBU students share the most used, favorite and addicting apps on their phones.
“Rumors” Spreading to MBU this Week
The production, a farce by Neil Simon, opens on Thursday, Feb. 4, and runs until Sunday, Feb. 7. For ticket information, go to the Box Office website. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m. each evening, with a 2 p.m. Sunday matinee.
1,000 Points and Counting
Taylor Klingelhoefer, who has recently overcome the 1,000-point mark in her collegiate basketball career at Missouri Baptist University, discusses the struggles and challenges along the way. Taylor Klingelhoefer, fourth from left, poses with her teammates who are congratulating her on reaching the 1,000-point milestone.
If I Had a BILLION Dollars … I’d Be Rich
The largest Powerball jackpot in history climbed to $1.6 billion — that’s BILLION — before three winning tickets produced the magic numbers recently, in California, Tennessee and Florida. Each winner will walk away with more than $330 million after taxes. In an instant lives are changed, bank accounts will soar,
Missouri Baptist Spring 2016 Track and Field Forecast
MBU Timeline sits down with Head Men’s Track and Field Coach Mark Sissom and discusses the upcoming track season.
A Valuable Tutoring Experience
Tutoring is what you make of it. Helping students can make a difference in their lives more than you may think. Photo by Justin Crain
MBU Football – Recap of Last Three Home Games
The Spartans battled all season and showed some resilience in the majority of the games. Although a new program, the Spartan football team will be building to make a run in their third season of existence in the Mid-States Football Association in the Mideast league. With a new facility, new
P3: Premier Pitching and Performance
P3, Premier Pitching and Performance, offers youth, high school, college and professional baseball players pitching instruction and athletic training.
A Long-Time MBU Professor’s Story
From working in radio and television, to teaching in the university setting, to surviving a diagnosis of cancer, this man has inspired his co-workers and students to make a difference in the world around them.