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The Myth of the Four-Year Plan
A Month of Love: Black History Celebrations at MBU
A Calling to Creativity: MBU Student Photographers Guided by Their Faith
From Chapel to Spotify: Christian Music Shapes Student Life at MBU
Fun, Form and Friendship: Taekwondo Club Welcomes All to Learn and Practice the Art
ANALYSIS: A Biblical Assessment of Conservatism Reveals Logical Ties Between Scripture and Our Government
Christmas Lights Make for Festive Nights: Three of St. Louis’ Jolliest Spots
How to Go From Student to Top Tier Coach
‘Friends’ an Iconic Sitcom That Defined Television, and Nearly Didn’t Happen
Domino’s Takes Top Spot in Missouri Baptist University Pizza Poll
ResLife Block Party 2017
ResLife hosted their annual Block Party on Saturday, Aug. 26. Students tie dyed T-shirts, visited the popcorn bar and closed the night out watching the infamous Mayweather vs. McGregor fight in thePerk.
A New Narrative for the Kansas City Chiefs
The 9-point underdog Kansas City Chiefs rewrote their story this week with a record-setting Week 1 upset in Foxborough against the reigning Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots. Photo by Josh Eaton
Festival of Nations Spotlights Culture
The annual Festival of Nations was the place to see, smell, hear and meet the world recently in St. Louis. Tucked away in Tower Grove Park, the setting of Midwest America, the festival paired local influences with the rest of the world, making for a visually captivating weekend. The annual event took place Aug. 26-27.
Letting Go for God
MBU broadcast media student Kati Attaway opens up about a difficult period of her life that changed her entire perspective for the better.
Can American History be Edited?
BLOG PART 1: In this first of a blog series, students in the Communications Department’s Basic Reporting and Writing for Journalism class were asked to evaluate recent commentary concerning the delicate and sometimes contentious balance between First Amendment rights and protecting our human sensitivities, particularly in relation to the recent
An Evening at the Lake
Matthias’ Lot, a local church in St. Charles, hosted the entire congregation at 370 Lakeside Park in St. Peters on Sunday, May 27.
Illuminating God’s Love
A creative performance group at St. John Church in Ellisville is spreading God’s word in a unique and entertaining way, through a puppet ministry of a very different sort.
“Friday Night Lights” Shines Brighter than Ever
I think this five-year NBC series was one of the greatest shows ever, and thankfully it lives on in the binge world of Netflix for new generations to embrace all over again.
How Did I Make it Through This Show?
Many television shows capture our hearts and keep us hooked for seasons to come. Others, such as the sitcom, “How I Met Your Mother,” grow monotonous as we wait for the plot line to improve and the characters to win us over. But they never do.
International Adoptions Declining
But the big question is why? If there are more willing parents than ever before, shouldn’t there be ample mechanisms in place to connect children with families? Photo courtesy of Google Images