Festival of Nations Offers Dishes from Around the World

The Festival of Nations a few weekends ago at Tower Grove Park brought food to St. Louis from Bosnia, Burma, Cuba, Nigeria, Romania, Thailand, Turkey and many other countries that are unlike any food in the states.

“Falling” Takes on Difficult Topic of Autism

Directed by Kasey Cox and opening today at MBU, the play was developed by a playwright on faculty at Fontbonne University. This interview with Cox details the play and its potential impact on social understandings.

ABC Step Show

The Association of Black Collegians hosts a show that stepped into the future of Missouri Baptist University.

Resident Life Block Party – Photo Gallery

Resident Life held its second annual Block Party in Spartan Village Aug. 14. There were over 130 on-campus residents and commuter students who came out to enjoy a night of lawn games, hot dogs and community.

There are Coffee Shops, and Then There’s the Perk

Perk coffee shop manager Emily Dixon enjoys working with her family of employees to serve MBU and the surrounding communities delicious coffee in a friendly Christian environment. Photo by Brittany Gammon The Perk is a place of comfort and coffee for members of the MBU family, and it is also a family atmosphere for those […]

Hand in Hand: God, Life and Missions

Family and God are two very important factors in the life of young Jordan Loftin, whose willingness to serve Jesus has led her to work at her church and also take mission trips around the world. Photo courtesy of Jordan Loftin Jordan Loftin (fourth from left with the little girl in her lap) has gone […]

“A Very Sad Silence”: The Story of One Batcat

A Vietnam War veteran shares some of his most impactful moments of war, including what he did during and after a war many in our current generation know little about, and many from his generation would rather forget.