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Who Can We Believe in this Presidential Election?
ResLife Up All Night Gallery
MBU Students Share their Favorite Fall Reads
New Congregational Communications Class Debuts
A Song About Torture? No Thanks
MBU Women’s Lacrosse Team Gives a Helping Hand
From Player to Coach
Corn Hole Tournament Does Not End in a Toss-Up
Who Can We Believe in this Presidential Election?
Who Can We Believe in this Presidential Election?
Necessary or Not? High School Involvement for Athletic Scholarships
Do we really need involvement in the teen years to receive that great athletic scholarship in a private institution, or is it JUST good for well-being? Photo by: Brittany Gammon
Cor Jesu Faces LGBT Community Backlash
The idea of same sex relationships is becoming more prevalent in our country, even in our religion. Photo Credit: Google Maps
To Pick and Choose
We should always make an effort to see the positive qualities in people rather than the negative.
12 Things Every MBU Student Must Know
Some of it’s cliche, some of it you might not already know, but it’s all important in order to navigate campus and be successful. Photo by: Brittany Gammon
Deer Tick: Oh So Light, but Oh So Hard
This indie rock band from Rhode Island is known for being mellow, borderline folksy, but then came the smashed guitar.
“Cover” Opened Eyes to a Harsh Reality
The worldwide premiere of “Cover” played last weekend, Sept. 4-7, at Missouri Baptist University, helping expose the horrors and truths of sex trafficking.
Ben Rector’s “The Walking in Between”
Oklahoma native’s alternative music honors classic sound as he appeals to those who enjoy a mellow sound without being lazy.
“Guardians of the Galaxy” is this Summer’s Biggest Surprise
Thinking about tuning into this summer’s newest superheroes? Do, because “Guardians of the Galaxy” does the impossible out of sheer luck and fun, succeeding in almost every way.
Student-Athlete or Athlete-Student?
The average college athlete spends too much time on the field and not enough time in the classroom, leaving their schedules devoid of much study time. Is it possible to be a college athlete and enjoy the typical college experience?
Blogs: Reflections on New MBU Football Team
The reactions from the MBU student body are catalogued in the Communications Department’s Basic Reporting and Writing for Journalism class. Photo by: Ryan Rerich