MBU Hosts Local Band, A Day At War

Love of music has inspired MBU student Eric Phillips to start a band, A Day At War, with his friends. They will be playing at thePerk [20] this Friday, debuting their first album a week before public release.

ResLife Fall Fest Gallery

Residents joined together for ResLife’s Fourth Annual Fall Fest with events held throughout campus.

Communications Department Cookout

The Missouri Baptist University Communications Department held a cookout for the students with majors and minors in communications on Sept. 15.

Spartan Spirit Program Hosts Third Annual Mini Clinic

Mini Spartans from all over the St. Louis area learned new skills and techniques taught by the Spirit Program during a recent clinic. After the clinic, Mini Spartans had the opportunity to perform alongside MBU’s Spirit Program during the halftime show. 

Switchfoot Dares to Move with New Music

Over a decade ago the shores of San Diego, Calif., washed up a band known as Switchfoot. With nine albums, one being certified double platinum, and a showcase of awards and honors, Switchfoot has released their 10th effort, “Where The Light Shines Through.”

The 1975: Bringing ’70s Vibes to 2016

U.K.’s beloved band, The 1975, are topping U.S. charts once again with their new brighter, bolder, 2016 album, that bridges the gap between 1970s feel good vibes and 21st century hip hop.

See You At The Pole

An MBU tradition continued this year as students gathered around the American flag pole outside the Administration Building for “See You At The Pole.” Students gathered to sing and pray at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 28.

Major Media Outlets Are Too Biased

Love him or hate him, Donald Trump has not gotten a fair shake in the mass media. This analysis looks at how the likes of CNN, The Washington Post and big social media platforms are biased to the left side. Photo by Jerica Drago

Minor Setback for a Major Comeback

Throughout our lifetime we all face challenges that we must get through.  For athletes who suffer major injuries it seems like the end of the road for them. Photo By Vladymi Joseph

AMP Fallout Retreat

AMP campus ministries took a group of students up to Lake Williamson in Illinois for their annual Fallout Retreat, the weekend of Sept. 16. Over 20 students attended, including the MBU Chapel Band and guest speaker Curtis Gilbert, pastor of The Journey Church Metro East. The weekend was filled with Bible study, worship and of course, a lot of fun.