Turning Trial Into Triumph
Missouri Baptist University student, Shelby Wannemuehler, tells of how the trial and loss of a parent strengthened her faith in God and changed her life forever.
Academic Success Center a Staple for Student Success
Though it is still a relatively new entity on Missouri Baptist University’s campus, the Academic Success Center continues to grow as a major aid of students in need of academic assistance.
MBU Professor Brings Missionary Experience into Class
Missouri Baptist University is full of skilled and amazing professors who have made themselves students of the world as well as vessels for Christ, and Dr. Mark Grossmann has set the bar higher based on his firsthand exposure to Kenyan culture.
“I Will Miss the People, the Students”
It’s never easy when it’s time to say goodbye to your job, your university, your colleagues and your students, but for one beloved English professor who has been at MBU only a few years, that time has arrived.
Is Resurrection Possible for Buildings too?
With more than a hundred years of history and a list of famous guests ranging from film stars to presidents, it is hard to believe that the Hotel Jefferson could be lost to the halls of history, but with new plans for development, the building may be reborn.
MBU Honors Filling Inaugural Class Faster than Expected
MBU Honors has already accepted 10 applicants for their inaugural class in fall of 2016, with more applicants currently being considered.
Reaching Out to Those MBU Has Reached
The MBU Alumni Board is out and about to serve former and current students while being very active with campus activities.
Jerason Dean: A Name to Remember
Jerason Dean, MBU alumnus, is making waves in the music business. Recently discovered on Twitter by Ferguson Music, plans are being made for a record.
Oh Say Can You Sync
MBU’s Circle K International hosts the very first lip sync competition.
Riots Break Out In Downtown Ferguson
Rioters filled the streets of downtown Ferguson, Mo., Monday night, Nov. 24-25, after a St. Louis County Grand Jury returned a no-bill decision, electing to not indict police office Darren Wilson in the Aug. 9, 2014 shooting death of Michael Brown.