Fitness Center Offers Group Yoga for Faculty, Staff and Students
The MBU Fitness Center offers many group fitness classes for students and faculty alike. The yoga class, held at various times on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday provides the opportunity to relax and regroup during a busy week.
First Year Experience Scavenger Hunt has a Successful Seventh Year
MBU’s First Year Experience hosted their seventh annual Scavenger Hunt on Sep. 15, 2015. Encouraging the Collegiate Seminar students to explore the campus and learn more about MBU, the Scavenger Hunt has been a huge success over the years. Photo by Elizabeth Harris Marie Tudor, director of First Year Experience at MBU, plays a game […]
The Seventh Annual Health and Wellness Fair
This year the Career Services office held the seventh annual Health and Wellness Fair. It featured 36 vendors, including Thrive St. Louis, Chick-fil-A and MBU’s very own Fitness Center.
St. Louis Hot Air Balloon Races
It was the 43rd year of The Great Forest Park Balloon Race. The balloon race is the oldest and most well attended free hot air balloon event in the world.
Student-led Chapel Delves into Tough Question: Is Christ Enough?
“But whoever drinks of the water that I will give him will never be thirsty again. The water that I will give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life.” — John 4:14
Women’s Volleyball vs. Stephens College
The Spartans took down the Stars in a dominating fashion in three sets on Friday. Senior Hannah Carey buries a spike down the line against the Stars.
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.
Men’s Soccer Takes Down St. Francis
The men prevailed over the Wildcats on Saturday, September 12 in a strong, competitive match with a golden goal in extra time.
Why Travel the World When You can Travel the Country!
This country has so much to offer. Travel across the country with Colby Duncan to see what beauty our country has in store.
“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.