From Player to Coach

Recent MBU graduate and athlete, Mike Asleson, becomes new head coach of men’s junior varsity basketball. Photo by Michael Aylor

Corn Hole Tournament Does Not End in a Toss-Up

Students, faculty and MBU alumni participated in a corn hole tournament in the quad on Saturday, Oct. 25 of Homecoming weekend at Missouri Baptist University. MBU students Clayce Fletcher and Jake Gingrich won the tournament.

Who Can We Believe in this Presidential Election?

As we move inside two weeks before the Nov. 8 election, many voters are still wondering exactly how we got here. The barbs and accusations keep flying, mud continues being slung like never before in recent history, and policy discussions remain vague. In our continuing series, our MBU Timeline bloggers write about these “Faulty Arguments” […]

Toddler Grows Up On MBU Campus

Missouri Baptist University houses many residents, but this resident brings students and faculty together in a way that makes campus feel more like home.

Tailgate Tradition Continues to Grow at MBU

Student Activities, along with the Athletics Department and Cheer Program, puts together a tailgate before each home football game. The tradition will continue this weekend for Homecoming. Tailgating begins at noon Saturday and the game begins at 2 p.m. These are pictures from the game on Sept. 17 against the University of Saint Francis.

The Climb of Charlie Puth

From small YouTube song covers sitting at his keyboard with his dog to performing on his world-wide tour, Charlie Puth exploded in popularity this year.

The Sound Behind MBU

Every student who experiences Chapel hears the meticulous work created by one specific Missouri Baptist University graduate-turned-employee.

MBU Hosts Local Band, A Day At War

Love of music has inspired MBU student Eric Phillips to start a band, A Day At War, with his friends. They will be playing at thePerk [20] this Friday, debuting their first album a week before public release.

Who Can We Believe in this Presidential Election?

As both candidates for president face off one final time before the Nov. 8 election, can we expect any civil discourse or discussion of policy? Or just more gutter accusations that will keep fact-checkers busy? Will there be any real value to voters? Our MBU Timeline bloggers write about these “Faulty Arguments” that are too […]