The Greatest Holiday of the Year
In this day and age of Easter being genericized and secularized to little more than a bland springtime holiday that markets Peeps and egg-dying kits, what can we do as Christians at this time of year? Certainly it’s OK to hunt Easter Eggs and dress up in pretty pastels, but how can we maintain a […]
Moments in Time: Special Reflections on Spring Break
As students have returned from the annual spring vacation that takes them home or to the beach or to the mountains, many of our MBU Timeline bloggers had an opportunity to recall a special event during the week, perhaps a pivotal conversation or moment to ponder their blessings. Photo by: Chelsie Bartley
Spring Break Memories
As we head into Spring Break this week, students are traveling to Florida or back home and making new memories, so we asked some of our writers to reflect on some of their favorite Spring Break memories. Photo by: Jerica Drago
False Claims Jeopardize Media Credibility
MBU Timeline blogs about Brian Williams, journalistic integrity and the bottom line of broadcast news. Graphic by: Chris Curry
Controversy, Commercials and Food: Super Bowl Sunday
For many, Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest day of the year. For advertisers, it certainly is as this year’s average is $4.5 million per 30-second spot, an all-time record. The Super Bowl is set for 5:30 p.m. Sunday on NBC, but usually the game itself is only part of the celebration. Today’s blog by […]
Students Blog About Struggles in the Spring
As spring semester begins at Missouri Baptist University, students are settling in to new routines and new relationships. With that comes stress. MBU Timeline bloggers are answering the following question: What are you struggling with and how are you coping?