Dr. Ladd Faszold, Where Will Life Take Him Next?
Just days after coming home from the Grammy Awards in New York, Dr. Ladd Faszold, professor of music in the Fine Arts Division, sat down in his office with the sound of piano playing in the hallway to discuss where life has taken him.
30 Years: The McClain Reign
“So, yes, I am an Okie from Muskogee and the son of a preacher man, which are two country western songs of another generation.”
The Science Behind the Perfect Burger
Dr. David Collum, a professor, researcher, grill master and friend, shares his faith, knowledge and meals with all he encounters.
MBU Hosts Mercy VP For Spring Media Talk
Mercy Hospital’s vice president of community relations – integrated marketing shares his advice for students looking to go into the healthcare communications field.
The Key to a Long, Healthy Life: Drink Tea
A conversation about life and faith with Dr. John Han, professor of English and creative writing at Missouri Baptist University and chair of the Humanities Division, whose past struggles make him even more appreciative of his position now.
Media Talk Opens 2018 With One of Nation’s Top Communicators
Media Talk is back at MBU, kicking off the new year with a heavy hitter in the corporate world, this time focusing on the health care industry. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from a leader in the communications field, Bob Davidson.
New Lacrosse Season, New Leadership
New head coach Lindsay Carlile comes to Missouri Baptist University from Westminster Christian Academy, bringing a successful coaching record with her, but more importantly, bringing Christian values to her new team. Photo by Stacy Rohan Coach Lindsay Carlile draws up a play on the whiteboard during a lacrosse game. Left to right are Terra Ringo, […]
MBU Fall Choir Concert
The MBU Fine Arts Division offered a free choir concert featuring Chorale, MBU’s full choir and Chamber Singers, MBU’s select singing ensemble, on Friday, Oct. 6, in the Chapel of the Dale Williams Fine Arts Center.
MBU’s 2017 “Hanging of the Green”
On a warm Nov. 28, 2017, MBU celebrated one of its oldest and most fondly remembered traditions with music, food and festivities held in the Quad, Perk and SRC.
Meeting Where They Are
The radio, as we know it today, has been around since the early 1900s. While radio has changed, freshman Colton Albers finds himself shaking hands, promoting concerts and hanging with Christian music’s largest celebrities, all because of the 1895 invention.