Encouragement Around Campus

MBU has posted different scripture references and famous quotes around campus. From North Hall to the Fine Arts Center, students can find these displayed on windows on most buildings around campus.

MBU Homecoming Game

Missouri Baptist University celebrated its Homecoming Week roughly midway through the fall semester. To finish off the week, MBU faced off against St. Ambrose University for MBU’s third-ever Homecoming football game.

ResLife Up All Night Gallery

Residents participated in ResLife’s annual Up All Night on Oct. 22 in the Carl and Deloris Petty Sports and Recreation Complex by playing different sports, painting and coloring, as well as enjoying different snacks.

MBU Women’s Lacrosse Team Gives a Helping Hand

The MBU women’s lacrosse team took time to give a helping hand with Spensa, Special Needs Soccer Association, at Soccer Park on the morning of Oct. 1. The lacrosse team paired up with buddies and helped the kids in learning soccer drills, play a soccer game, be there for them and just have fun.

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.

ResLife Fall Fest Gallery

Residents joined together for ResLife’s Fourth Annual Fall Fest with events held throughout campus.

Communications Department Cookout

The Missouri Baptist University Communications Department held a cookout for the students with majors and minors in communications on Sept. 15.

Spartan Spirit Program Hosts Third Annual Mini Clinic

Mini Spartans from all over the St. Louis area learned new skills and techniques taught by the Spirit Program during a recent clinic. After the clinic, Mini Spartans had the opportunity to perform alongside MBU’s Spirit Program during the halftime show. 

Diversity Discussion

The Association of Black Collegians at Missouri Baptist University hosted a panel discussion Thursday, Sept. 29, that included MBU students, faculty and staff. The panel focused their discussion around the question: What must we as individuals sacrifice to facilitate public order?