What’s App?

MBU students share the most used, favorite and addicting apps on their phones.

Fall Media Talk 2015

Gregg Favre, a captain with the St. Louis Fire Department, was interviewed for MBU’s 2015 fall Media Talk on Nov. 10. Favre spoke to students and staff about communication challenges the Fire Department faced during the events that took place in Ferguson as well as offering students advice in various topics. He was introduced and interviewed by […]

MBU Faculty Members Survive Serious Car Accident

“A walking miracle.” That’s what some medical experts told Missouri Baptist University professor Dr. Jonathan Blackmon, who shares his story about God’s protection, safety and recovery. Photo by Jenny Gravatt Jonathan Blackmon speaking at the spring 2015 Worship Heart & Art Seminar.

Reasons to Road Trip

If you are a traveler at heart, one of the most adventurous things you can do is take a road trip with some friends. Open road with nothing to hold you back, what could go wrong? Many things, however that should not stop you from taking a trip that will provide a lifetime of memories. […]

Student, Runner, Worker and Serviceman

Many students complain about being busy or having a lack of leisure time, but transfer student Juwan Lee stays positive as he brings a new meaning to the word busy. Photo by Joshua Daugette

What Are You Doing for Thanksgiving?

As the Holiday season approaches, 10 random students, faculty and staff members explain their 2015 Thanksgiving plans with MBU Timeline. Graphic by Jerason Gines

Spartan Baseball’s Fall World Series

The MBU baseball team finished up its fall season with a Spartan’s World Series against each other last week. The Spartan baseball team was divided up into two teams, blue and grey, and the Spartans played a five-game series to see who was the better of the two teams.

Spartan Preview Day Oct. 10

Spartan Preview Day is a time that all prospective students can come to Missouri Baptist University’s campus where they can meet the professors, coaches and current students and learn about the various majors and organizations the school has to offer.

Everyone Could Use a Second Chance

The distinction between good choices and bad choices is not always clear. When the wrong path is taken, it’s nice to have another opportunity to choose the right path. Photo by Joshua Daugette