Stress for Success: A Photo Essay

Stress for Success: This was the theme of a photo gallery assignment students in Missouri Baptist University’s Photography class were given recently as they had exactly one hour to launch out across campus and capture images at different venues where students, faculty and staff members were congregating and doing the important things they do at this time of the academic year.

Who is the Man Behind the Mask?

The MBU world may never know, but a confidential interview gives us a chance to look inside our university’s beloved mascot, Spartacus. Photo by: Brittany Gammon

“God’s Not Dead” Reminds us He is Surely Alive

Currently the No. 1 inspirational movie in America and catching on with a wider audience, the film offers a refreshingly honest portrayal of a college student battling the question, “Does God exist?” The answer reveals truth for all walks of life.

St. Charles Chill Ices Inaugural Season

The 11-49 record indicated a rough opening season, but injuries and illnesses fail to dampen the spirits of players reminiscing on fond memories with new teammates. Photo by: Molly Carver

Local Band Dots Not Feathers Releasing New CD

From a spider bite to “Dolphin World,” in a city hopping with cutting-edge talent in the music industry, this local indie-pop-rock band will land in Plush on Locust Street this Friday night. Tickets are just $7.

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.