MBU Theatre presents “Seussical the Musical”
The Dr. Seuss classic was set to music and dance as theatre students entertained a crowd of young and old in an intimate setting provided by the Mabee Great Hall recently.
Fine Arts Concert: Handel’s “Messiah: Parts 2 and 3”
The Chorale, Choral Society and String Ensemble presented their spring concert, Handel’s “Messiah: Parts 2 and 3,” on Friday, April 11, in the Pillsbury Chapel on the campus of Missouri Baptist University. The concert, hosted by the Fine Arts Division under the direction of Dr. Larry Smith, chair of the division, was partially conducted by students and included faculty, staff, students and members of the community.
An Opportunity of a Lifetime for Canadians in America
While America is known for its national pastime of baseball and Canada is a hockey nation, these five MBU baseball players have crossed the border to overcome the status quo. Photo by: Colby Duncan
Biblical Epic, “Noah,” Storms to the Big Screen
While it’s bound to spark controversy, director Darren Aronofsky’s (“Requiem for a Dream” and “Black Swan”) artistic vision of the Noah story is breathtaking.
Cheer Squad Goes Coast Side
The MBU Cheerleading team returns to Florida, aiming to re-establish its prominence in the National Cheer Association. Photo by: Brittany Gammon
“Need for Speed” Skids Off the Tracks
Based on one of the most successful racing video-game franchises, “Need for Speed” is better in the hands of a controller than a big screen adaption.
James’ Biblical Lessons Hold Great Value Today
This New Testament book offers vivid illustration and application of the importance of faith and works. Photo By: Brittany Gammon
MBU Baseball vs. Park University
MBU baseball lost the first game of a doubleheader in a thrilling finish against Park University but closed the day with a win.
What’s in a Song? The Power of Silence
Is twenty one pilots’ “Car Radio” really about the frustration a life without music would bring? Or is there more to the song?
Did We Really Need a Sequel to “300”?
After seven years Hollywood decides to make a sequel to “300” and my only question is why?