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Can We Get Personal With Black History Month?
If I Had Just One Word to Describe My Goals for 2018
New Lacrosse Season, New Leadership
MBU Fall Choir Concert
MBU’s 2017 “Hanging of the Green”
Six Flags Hosts Holiday in the Park
Best Christmas Lights of 2017
Commuter Club Drives a Sense of Community
Meeting Where They Are
To Commute or Not to Commute
Ron Pope is “Calling Off The Dogs” with His Latest Album
Mostly known for his slow ballads, he picks up the pace in this release, and then slows it all down at the end.
Was the Apple Announcement Really “Bigger than Bigger”?
Apple recently introduced its new iPhone 6 lineup, with one sleeker, one jumbo sized and both including the option for consumer payment. But was all that hype really worth it? Photo by: Donovan Correll
The Kozy Korner Grill: A Hidden Gem
Getting a home-cooked meal away from home for a college student is always a treat.
This Week In Spartan Athletics, Oct. 14-19, 2014
With Fall Break approaching, our teams can’t afford any time off as they head toward the end of conference play. Photo by: Jeff Jones
Dewey’s Pizza – Where Pizza and Picasso Meet
Delicious pizza with a culinary edge, Dewey’s brings taste and culture to a family-friendly market.
Football: As Told By A Clueless Spectator
There was a lot more to look at on Saturday than guys in uniforms running up and down a field. Here’s my account of MBU’s inaugural home football game, without actually talking about football. Photo by: Ryan Rerich
This Week in Spartan Athletics, Oct. 6-11, 2014
Nearing the halfway point in the semester, our teams are preparing for a strong finish in their fall seasons.
“The Hundred-Foot Journey” is a Delightful Treat
Predictable but sweet, “The Hundred-Foot Journey” is a feel-good film that both looks and taste good.
Spartan Preview Day Set for Saturday
The annual event invites students from all over the state and nation to check out what Missouri Baptist University has to offer.
The “Special” in Special Education
Dr. Margie Daiber, instructor of special education at Missouri Baptist University, tells a fascinating story of how early in her career she was pulled toward students with special needs, and that all began at home. Photo by: Brittany Gammon