Drama for Christ at MBU

On Feb. 21, MBU’s drama group In Charactre will be holding auditions to fill six spots for the 2015-16 school year.

How Far is too Far in Freedom of Speech?

In light of the recent terrorist attacks on various news sources around the world, MBU Timeline speaks out about the safety of our fellow journalists and the ethics of religion and cultural differences. Graphic by: Chris Curry

Coffee or Tea, What’ll It Be?

Some say caffeine is bad for you, but as a college kid plunging full speed into finals, I keep caffeine very close. So which one, coffee or tea, will offer the best mix of health and happiness?

It’s Finally Finals Week

Finals are overwhelming and sometimes it’s hard to keep everything organized. This list of practical tips can help you pass your finals with flying colors.

Yoga Pants and Accountability

Schools across America are changing their dress code policies when it comes to yoga pants and leggings, but after one North Dakota school even went as far as to ban skinny jeans, I’m speaking out against it. #143175058 / gettyimages.com  

Editorial: The West vs. the Rest

As an epidemic has killed 5,165 in West Africa and has only claimed two lives here in the United States, why does our focus remain on America, on ourselves, when we should be figuring out ways to help other developing nations around the world? #520627791 / gettyimages.com

Cultural Traditions of MBU Students

As the holidays are quickly approaching, we all have traditions and memories that are unique to our families and our cultures. It can be a specific family occasion that has stood the test of time, or it can be a single moment that has defined your culture. So, what’s yours? We asked our MBU Timeline […]