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Spring Favorites Podcast: Seasonal Activities and Fun
From Heartbreak to History: MBU Cheer Finds Victory On and Off the Mat
Best of Spring Photography Class
The Demythization of Gun Violence: Facts, Stats and Stories
STL Parks Hold a Special Place in MBU Hearts
Aesthetic Christianity: The Dangers of Treating Faith as a Trend
Freedom and Fireworks: America’s 250th Independence Day
7 Photos of The Annex and Half Pint in Webster Groves
The Balancing Act: The Reality of Academics, Athletics and Life for MBU Softball Players
Breathtaking Missouri Views: Photos of Castlewood Park
Can’t Buy Love, But You Can Pack It
Rebecca and Jay Fox have a love for children that reaches far beyond their own family as they are now designated as a “safe family,” which is part of a national movement called, “Safe Families for Children,” where families volunteer to temporarily host children in critical circumstances.
Sharing Christ Through Loss, Love and Leadership
Perhaps you have seen her walking around campus leading a prospective-student tour or heard her lively, one-of-a-kind laugh from down the hall. Today, Melanie Laurence opens her heart to what drives her passions for MBU.
Her Mission to Make Him Famous
“I feel like that’s specifically what God’s put on my heart, to write for the broken.”
The Meaning (or Meanings) of Easter
As the Easter weekend arrives, students, faculty and staff members will be celebrating the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, our Lord and savior. Many consider these next few days to be the holiest of the year, while others reflect on fond childhood memories, while still others question if Easter
What Does Easter Mean to me Personally?
Easter weekend brings many meanings to many different people, communities and cultures. So, what does this Easter holiday mean to our students at Missouri Baptist University? We’ve asked a few of our journalism writing students to blog about what Easter means to each of them, personally. Photo by Emily Morton
Training Tomorrow’s Nurses
After years of careful planning, the Missouri Baptist University School of Nursing opened its doors in January, welcoming 21 future nurses to their new program.
A God Ordained Transplant: Janet Mayfield
From the walls of a corporate office with no degree in hand, to an instructor herself, Mayfield has a surprising story of crushing her own expectations by jumping leaps and bounds out of her comfort zone.
Churches on the Streets: Helping Those Less Fortunate
A group of volunteers work together to hand out food, clothing and personal hygiene items to those less fortunate, while sharing the Gospel of Jesus with them.
Summer is Short: Spend it in Oxford
Sophomore Meredith Linn plans a summer abroad in Oxford to study C.S. Lewis, Christian History and the English culture.
College: Best Fit for the Artist?
It’s a roller coaster ride to either the most ideally planned career or a rut that leaves us with debt and stones of regret on our hearts. Photo by Jessica Danielle Moore