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A Heart for the Orphan, a Love for the Lord
Survivor’s Guilt: Misplaced Guilt Following Loss
Nature vs. Nurture: Society’s Influence on an Active Shooter
Nature vs. Nurture: Nature’s Influence on the Mind of a Mass Killer
Dr. Pieris Leads City Nature Challenge at MBU
MBU’s All-American Athlete from Italy
A Generational Shift in America, the Columbine Era
Putting the Power to Survive in the Hands of Students
SymBowling Through These Avocados
The Cost to Feed the Population
“I Will Miss the People, the Students”
It’s never easy when it’s time to say goodbye to your job, your university, your colleagues and your students, but for one beloved English professor who has been at MBU only a few years, that time has arrived.
19 Signs You’re from a Small Town
Love it or hate it, you have experienced these 19 signs if you grew up in a small town. Photo by Holly Flieg
MBU Hosting National Invitational Volleyball Tourney
Get ready to watch on TV or live as the MBU men’s volleyball team competes and hosts the National Invitational being covered by ESPN 3. Photo by Abigail Scanio
Is Resurrection Possible for Buildings too?
With more than a hundred years of history and a list of famous guests ranging from film stars to presidents, it is hard to believe that the Hotel Jefferson could be lost to the halls of history, but with new plans for development, the building may be reborn.
MBU Honors Filling Inaugural Class Faster than Expected
MBU Honors has already accepted 10 applicants for their inaugural class in fall of 2016, with more applicants currently being considered.
Reaching Out to Those MBU Has Reached
The MBU Alumni Board is out and about to serve former and current students while being very active with campus activities.
If He Calls, Will You Answer?
The Lord gives us all a calling and instructs us to be bold and unafraid, but the question is if we are willing to answer that calling or not. Photo by Esther Gilliam
More Than Just Words
We do not know what to expect from a major life-impacting situation, until we have experienced it first hand. Mental illness did just that to me … or so I had thought. Photo by Leah White
Do NOT Get a Puppy During the School Year
Sure, they’re incredibly cute and it might not seem like a bad time to add a cute and adorable puppy to your life as a college student, but as a proud owner of two beautiful 9-week-old puppies, I share the reasons why to never get one while taking college courses.
Jerason Dean: A Name to Remember
Jerason Dean, MBU alumnus, is making waves in the music business. Recently discovered on Twitter by Ferguson Music, plans are being made for a record.