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Flashback to HOCO ’25

Counting Down to MBU Homecoming Finale

Kicking off Homecoming: Pursuing Faith and Community

More Memories From Homecoming 2025

Gen Z isn’t Lazy, They’re Drowning

Counting Down to Homecoming: A Look Back at 2025

Part 2 – More St. Louis Voices Reflect on 9/11

From Memory to History: Remembering September 11, 2001

Spring Favorites Podcast: Seasonal Activities and Fun

From Heartbreak to History: MBU Cheer Finds Victory On and Off the Mat
MBU Women’s Lacrosse Prepares for Season Opener
MBU women’s lacrosse team is preparing for its season opener on Wednesday, March 4, against Wartburg College at 1 p.m. This game will be played at CBC for the first time in MBU history. Photos by: Morgen Filla
The Nazarite Vow
Missouri Baptist University professor, Dr. David Bailey, tells the reason behind keeping his hair long.
Rally the Fans
MBU athletes are making moves to increase crowd numbers at Spartan home games. If you are looking to show the Spartans some support, team schedules can be found at MBUSpartans.com Photo by: Brittany Gammon
Fresh Season of Baseball
Baseball Season has had a great start this season.
Rockwood Reservation
These are photos of beautiful Rockwood Reservation.
Growing Pains: Part II
They say college will be the best four years of your life. For some, this means unpredictable and unforgettable memories. For one MBU student, it also meant finding peace through self-acceptance. Photo by: Colby Duncan
More Than Just a Coach
Combining his love of basketball and his faith in Christ, an MBU basketball coach has spent the last seven years deeply affecting his students and players. Photo by: Ryan Rerich MBU head men’s basketball coach Ray Farrell has been roaming the sidelines for the Spartans for the past seven years,
Men’s Basketball Remains Optimistic After Loss
The MBU men’s basketball team remains hopeful after a first-round loss in the American Midwest Conference Championship Tournament and looks forward to the rest of the tournament.
Fifty Shades of Boredom
The sexual phenomenon hits the big screen in a rather dull and decorous affair.
“Selma” Hit Close to Home
Layered with its superb acting and underlining message, “Selma” brings the civil rights movement and Martin Luther King Jr. to the present day.