My Favorite Memory as a Chiefs Fan
As a devoted lifetime Kansas City Chiefs fan, I’ll take you on a trip down memory lane in this personal narrative as I share one of my favorite experiences with you, including how my dad and I were fortunate to witness franchise history during the 2019-20 AFC Championship Game.
Super Bowl Charity Offers Hope One Basket at a Time
Just like the name implies, Basket of Hope is a Christian non-profit organization that gives hope to children in hospitals across the country by letting people know they do not always have to be strong. MBU Timeline’s own Katie Seffens had the opportunity to travel to San Francisco, the site of Super Bowl 50, to […]
What the Super Bowl Means to Us
Various MBU students give their opinion on what draws them in to watch the Super Bowl. Photo by Jesse Kassebaum
The Arnoldmeter: Best and Worst Super Bowl Commercials
The 2015 Super Bowl commercials proved to be a year where dads rule, Liam Neeson seeks revenge (again), Walter White lives and more heartstrings are tugged.
Super Bowl Commercials: The Best and The Worst
No matter what happens during the Super Bowl each year, there is one thing we all have in common. We love and hate Super Bowl commercials. Today’s MBU Timeline staffers discuss the ads they love and hate … and love to hate.
Controversy, Commercials and Food: Super Bowl Sunday
For many, Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest day of the year. For advertisers, it certainly is as this year’s average is $4.5 million per 30-second spot, an all-time record. The Super Bowl is set for 5:30 p.m. Sunday on NBC, but usually the game itself is only part of the celebration. Today’s blog by […]