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An Unexpected Finish
College Athletes Get Creative to Stay in Shape During COVID-19
Athletes Find Ways to Connect During Coronavirus
What’s So Hard About Setting Goals, in This or Any Situation?
A Lost Season
The Truth About Junior College
COVID-19 Affects Eligibility for Athletes
New Club Buzzing Around Campus
The Forgotten History of Bloody Island
Service Day Encourages Servant Hearts at MBU
A Performance Worth More than a Memory
Over two years later, unplanned attendance at a performance transcended the experience to more than a memory as the tragic death of Malcolm McCormick, known to most as Mac Miller, changed my perspective on what it means to be a great musician, performer and human being, and his story continues to influence through advocacy.
St. John, the Island We Can’t Get Enough Of
Christmas morning is one of the best mornings of the year to a child, and as a junior in high school, one gift made me fall in love with a place I had never heard of.
God’s Plan; When One Love Tries to Take Another
At the age of 12, I was told to say goodbye to my mom because of an unthinkable tragedy. I witnessed first hand God working in my life, healing my mom and giving us a second chance. Photos by Dani Jo Stevenson Your life can change in an instant, but
Roaring Through Memories
Music is the way to a person’s heart. Because of this, the movie “The Lion King” will always be in mine.
What is Your Why?
What’s your reason for waking up every day and doing what you do? What is your drive to be better at what you do? What is your purpose each day? These are the questions that inspire today’s blog, generated by media students at MBU. Photo illustration by Torrance Littles
MBU Envisions Home Field Advantage
With three different sports requiring a turf field, Missouri Baptist University’s athletic department is looking to deliver with the second-phase construction of Spartan Field. Photo by Stacy Rohan Construction for Spartan Field started in 2013 and already hosts sporting events such as soccer and lacrosse games, and it plays host
Watch Out for the Halloween Queen
If you’re looking for the Queen of Halloween herself you can find her in Oakville, Missouri, and her house is one you can not miss. Be sure to take a visit this Halloween, it’s a house tour you will never forget.
“Three Billboards,” 113 Awards and over 200 Nominations
“Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” is centralized around the lack of effort a police department puts into solving a rape and murder case. But as the movie progresses, we are distracted by all the hatred surrounding the small town, making the murder mystery that much harder to solve.
Sports, a Second Parent
Kids from poverty stricken neighborhoods and broken homes can learn the qualities of good character through athletics. Kids learn how to work in teams, to be hardworking, to set goals and even understand responsibility for the first time. Copyright-free image from Google Growing up in inner-city areas can have detrimental
Cassette Tapes in the Modern Day
In a time period referred to as the “digital age” it’s hard to imagine that an analog format such as the audio cassette is thriving, yet the market for the audio cassette is as strong as it has been since the ’70s.