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From the Baseball Diamond and Esports to a Job at MBU
Students Work on Achieving Their Goals as They Move Through the Year
One “Ring” to Change His Life
Have Faith, Get Out of the Boat and Trust God in Your Challenges
Stop Listening, Start Changing
“Into the Woods” and into the Gospel
15 Minutes Down Under, Followed by Miracle of a Lifetime
What Is Your Favorite Movie?
High Hopes for MBU Tennis With a New Head Coach
Broadway Artist Conducting Master Class at MBU
Government Shutdown Hits Families, not Politicians
Democrats in the House plan to offer President Donald Trump $5 billion for border security, with hopes of reopening the federal government, but it will not include any new structures like the border wall Trump has made a cornerstone of any compromised budget proposal. Meanwhile, as the shutdown lingers on,
More Than Just Gamesmanship
As the federal government shutdown has now reached the one-month mark we are coming to see all too clearly that real lives are being affected by each new day of the stalemate. Paychecks are not being issued to more than 800,000 federal employees, leaving many to wonder how they are
Be Aware … Always Be Aware
Interpersonal Violence Awareness Week begins events this week at locations across the Missouri Baptist University campus, bringing needed recognition to issues of abuse within college relationships. For example, nearly 80 percent of rape victims know their offender, and nearly 25 percent of adult females in relationships have experienced violence from their partners.
Mellow Mushroom, My New Favorite Restaurant
Is there such a thing as Chicago style deep-dish pizza in St. Louis? And could you possibly get that in a gluten-free version? Maybe even dairy free? And will it actually taste great? Mellow Mushroom has everything your pizza-loving taste buds crave.
The Electronic Cigarette, its Traction and Influence
The electronic cigarette, and its many forms, has peaked in popularity in recent years. Studies show the repercussions of these products to be substantially less harmful than tobacco cigarettes, but the Food and Drug Administration has taken action to reduce the use and access of e-cigarettes among young people.
Change Can be Positive, but Remember Who You Are in Christ
Change. There are times in our lives where we are at our highest high and times where we can even be at our lowest low. Change. Living life with a constant struggle of what can be right and what can be wrong to do in our lives to make ourselves
Common Core Standards Another Educational Money Grab
Forty-one out of 50 states in America have adopted the common core national standard, which claims it will help prepare our students for college. But is this only preparing them to be talented standardized test takers? Copyright-free image from Google
The Baked Bear: Fresh, Pressed and Dressed for your Desire
Made fresh and warm pressed, The Baked Bear takes ice cream sandwiches to a new level in St. Louis. Located on the Delmar Loop, this cozy drop-in makes the perfect place to round out your night.
The Double Standard in the Fight for Equality
Black Lives Matter, the Black Panther Party and the Civil Rights Movement all have one common theme: liberation for blacks in America. However, black liberation always seems to be met with an exorbitant amount of opposition from the media, law enforcement and even the government. The same cannot be said
Behind the Scenes of Media Talk 2018
Did you know what really went on at the Media Talk with Gov. Mike Parson? If not, here is a little info about what really happened, as told from the personal perspective of one of the governor’s interviewers, Colin Baillie. Photos by Dani Jo Stevenson Interviewers Colin Baillie, left, and