Are Offensive Statues Protected by the First Amendment?

BLOG PART 3: In this third of a blog series, students in the Communications Department’s Basic Reporting and Writing for Journalism class were asked to evaluate recent commentary concerning the delicate and sometimes contentious balance between First Amendment rights and protecting our human sensitivities, particularly in relation to the recent and ongoing removal of Civil […]

Festival of Nations

Festival of Nations in Tower Grove Park brought together people from around the world to celebrate culture, food and music.

Morning Downtown

Downtown St. Louis looks fantastic during the day, but as light begins ascending on her features, the morning effect takes control. 

Festival of Nations Spotlights Culture

The annual Festival of Nations was the place to see, smell, hear and meet the world recently in St. Louis. Tucked away in Tower Grove Park, the setting of Midwest America, the festival paired local influences with the rest of the world, making for a visually captivating weekend. The annual event took place Aug. 26-27. 

St. Louis Blues Shocking the Hockey World … Again

After a rough offseason riddled with trades and lost talent, the St. Louis Blues overcame the odds to clinch a playoff spot once again, for the sixth season in a row. And now they’re on a roll with a run nobody expected, up 3-0 in the first-round series against Minnesota. Photo courtesy of Google

THREE-PEAT: Defending Their Title

For the third year in a row Missouri Baptist University is hosting the NAIA Men’s Volleyball National Championship. In addition to large live crowds at the SRC, games will be streaming on the NAIA Network and also ESPN3. The Spartans, who have won the coveted championship two years in a row, have their work cut […]

Crossing Borders

What if you knew you were meant to travel across the world to share the gospel to those you had never met? Caleb Davey and Anna Bertels have felt this call and answered it obediently in Southeast Asia.

Break with Purpose

Instead of going on leisurely vacations during school breaks, students turn from an inward focus to an outward service.

One Week, Several Stories

From Cancun to Carolina, new adventures to new puppies, relaxation to reunions, or beaches to business as usual, MBU students talk about how they spent their Spring Break.