MBU Spartans Record First Football Win in History
Coach Jason Burianek gets the much-coveted Gatorade shower after the Missouri Baptist University Spartans recorded their first victory in the history of football at MBU Saturday afternoon, Nov. 1. Even though it seemed long in the making, it couldn’t have come at a better time as the Spartans played in front of a large crowd at Homecoming. The Spartans beat Haskell Indian Nations University, from Lawrence, Kan., by a score of 34-10.
Hall of Fame Awards Banquet Final Thoughts
Dr. Andy Chambers, MBU senior vice president for student development – associate provost, gives final thoughts at the Hall of Fame Awards Banquet 2013-14.
MBU Volleyball vs. Park University
The Lady Spartans fell to the Lady Pirates 3 sets to 1 on Friday night in a match between two powerhouse teams from the American Midwest Conference.
Missouri Baptist University vs William Penn
William Penn brought their A-game, however Missouri Baptist stayed strong until the end.
MBU Soccer vs Avila University
Men’s soccer fell to Avila University on Saturday, Sept. 20 in a close 2-1 loss.
Inaugural Football Game Vs Southeast Missouri State University
MercyMe Concert
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.
MBU Theatre presents “Seussical the Musical”
The Dr. Seuss classic was set to music and dance as theatre students entertained a crowd of young and old in an intimate setting provided by the Mabee Great Hall recently.
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.