Sewing the Seeds of Hope

I never expected to get more out of a garden than some flowers, a couple of vegetables and maybe a sense of accomplishment. But gardening ended up teaching me new lessons about life and hope. Photo by Julia Province

My “Pretty Little” Obsession

We all have that one TV show we are obsessed with, the one we love indulging in and binge watching. How does an obsession form and how long is too long to be obsessing with something on a screen?

My Weakness, His Miracle

After being born I was helicoptered over to another hospital because I was too sick for the hospital to take care of me. After days of being hooked up to so many wires, my doctor dropped the news to my parents that their daughter would be paralyzed in her right arm for the rest of […]

Not Just During the Christmas Season

During this time of year, it’s easy to think about what you’re thankful for with holidays dedicated to finding joy and thankfulness. I think the art of giving thanks goes beyond just the holiday and should be an everyday practice. Graphic by Kayla Glyshaw

The Truth About Yoga

Although sometimes controversial in its origin due to its early connection to Hinduism, yoga has evolved into a non-religious method of relaxation. In fact, MBU offers students free classes. Photo by Julia Province A recent yoga class at MBU introduces students to the value of relaxation, which certainly is applicable during final exams.

Happy Thanks-Christmas?

The transition from Thanksgiving to Christmas is a much-debated topic in the U.S. today.  In this article, Jill Burroughs discusses the lead up to Christmas with various MBU students. Her feature story is paired with Matt Williams’ opinion piece discussing when Christmas music is appropriate on the radio. 

InCharactre Spreads Gospel Through Drama

It’s been 19 years since MBU’s drama ministry group, InCharactre was founded, and the group continues to thrive while maintaining its overall purpose, to share the gospel.