Video Story: Get to Know St. Louis Parks this Spring
Winter is finally ending, and the world is slowly starting to warm up. MBU students take us to some of their favorite parks around St. Louis, and tell us how they make the most of them.
Research Symposium Continues Historic Growth
Join Missouri Baptist University students, faculty and staff as they support this year’s third annual Research Symposium, which has grown a remarkable 61 percent in participation since last year.
Toward a Cash-Free Society?
Can you imagine a cashless world? The rise of mobile payments has certainly provided some primary steps on the road to a paperless currency system. Although we are still well off from becoming totally cashless, it is clear that we are in a transitional state. Photo courtesy of Pixabay
Brazilian Impeachment Harms Nation
Impeachment: A process that is used to charge, try and remove public officials for misconduct while in office. Graphic courtesy of Google
One Trot at a Time
From team sports to the arena, Taylor Moore has finally found her niche. Over the years, she has learned that riding is an uncommon sport yet it is highly demanding, requiring loads of responsibility.
Avicii Gladly Telling New “Stories”
After huge commercial success with his first album four years ago, the sophomore effort from Avicii has gone Gold in Austria. Now, what will it do in the rest of the world?
Banding Together: Local Bands of St. Louis
Local musicians Eric Phillips and John Walth pursue their life-long passion for music with their bands A Day at War and Sails Through Storms.
A Heart that Outlasts Adversity
Senior music ministry major and accomplished pianist Sam Heyl finds his purpose through music despite life’s challenges.
Bentley Moves from the “Plane” to the “Beach” to our Hearts
It seems to be no accident that Dierks Bentley has become that country artist who so many female listeners want to take care of, he’s made a living out of singing about break-ups.
WHO’s BACK
It’s bolder and bluer than ever.