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Who Can We Believe in this Presidential Election?
Who Can We Believe in this Presidential Election?
Toddler Grows Up On MBU Campus
Students Compete at ResLife Trivia Night
Tailgate Tradition Continues to Grow at MBU
The Climb of Charlie Puth
The Sound Behind MBU
MBU Hosts Local Band, A Day At War
Who Can We Believe in this Presidential Election?
What is Oral Interpretation of Literature?
Top 5: Coffee houses
For freshmen’s frappucinos and seniors’ Sumatra coffee, Travis Page finds the top five coffee houses in St. Louis.
Switchfoot: Who They Are
From gooey butter cake to social justice, Switchfoot band members reveal who they are during their tour premiere at MBU.
MBU Grad Now Leads Writing Center
MBU graduate Elizabeth Busekrus has an enthusiasm for writing that is unmatched, but which is also perfect for her new position as writing lab coordinator at MBU.
Dust the Political Shelf
Robert Lofton examines the importance of political awareness and action.
The Constitution: A Modern Day Experiment
With the birth of the 10th generation of the United States, citizens need a reminder on the youth and vitality of our revolutionary government.
Reflections of a South Texas Kid in the Midwest
Sports Editor Ryan Rerich reflects on the differences between St. Louis and his home state, Texas.
The Emergence: Technology-driven Generation Y Growing Up
In a generation where information is available in split-seconds and connection is always constant, how does the Information Age affect students stepping into adulthood?
Sugar Bans: Government Benevolence … Or Fascism
MBU Alum Josh Smith analyzes restrictions on the food we eat and the side effects of such laws.
MBU Athletics Launches Spartan Digital Network
Live streaming sports come to Missouri Baptist University as the Athletics Department introduces the Spartan Digital Network.
Switchfoot Launches Tour by Rocking Out at MBU
The West Coast legendary rock band came, sang and conquered at Missouri Baptist University.