One Nation, Undivided

In a time when there is civil discourse running rampant and no one can seem to agree on anything, a piece of history is only causing a greater divide.

Why You Should Travel in College

The world is a big place and when you graduate, it’ll get even bigger. I was able to travel to a completely new place this summer, and that opportunity opened my eyes to how big this country really is. Every college student should have the experience of going to a new place. Photo by Chelsie […]

My Scoliosis Story

MBU Timeline staff member Holly Flieg shares her journey though a harsh diagnosis. She explains the struggles she went through and how she overcame them.   Graphic by Ryan Rerich

Reason to Venture

The Missouri Baptist University golf team consists of golfers from near and far, but the reasoning to travel to the university is similar throughout the foreigners. Photo by Ryan Rerich Pictured (from left) are MBU golfers Curtis Brokenbrow, Charlie Doran, Jan-Henry Jordaan and Victor Baños.

The Beauty of Crystal City Caves

The old Crystal City Sand Mines have made some enormous caves that have now been turned into a bar, restaurant, multiple performance stages, boat barge, 18-hole disc golf course and over 15 volleyball courts. 

MBU Football vs. Taylor University

The Spartans dropped to 0-5 on the season, but they look forward to the remainder of the schedule, and improving in just the second year of football at Missouri Baptist University.

Resident Life Hosts Third Annual Fall Fest

For the third year in a row, Fall Fest warmed students up to the cool weather ahead. Despite the dreary day, there were many exciting activities like the chili cook-off, pumpkin carving, a pie-eating contest and an outdoor movie.

Love Without Surrender

Kara Sasiela blogs about her perspective on gay rights, describing why it is wrong through the eyes of a Christian and offering her personal beliefs on the subject. Graphic by: Kara Sasiela