Photo by Krista Krekeler
Students compare phones new and old, ranging from a 2006 Pantech flip phone to the most recent and popular Samsung, to the Apple iPhone, whose introduction a decade ago changed the way we communicate, and changed the world forever.
Photo by Michael Klussman
Emily Brown (left) and Krista Tyson (right) participate in a “halftime” game at the MBU men’s volleyball home game on March 27, 2018, against Ottawa University.
Copyright-free photo courtesy of Google
Photo by Paul Nordmann
Students, teachers and parent volunteers of The Soulard School gather together to eat lunch at what they describe as “family style,” just one of many examples of how a sense of community is one of the positive aspects defining this unique south city school.
Photo by Michael Klussman
Amy Goodberlet, director of the Academic Success Center at Missouri Baptist University, has a heart for the Lord and a heart for His children who He brings across her path each day.
@jermosello @laalex2 You are RIGHT Jerica. Don’t give in to this jaded world.
@TrevorChaney Get back to the Lou and back to work.
@TrevorChaney Or even farther back when coaches would actually use water as some sort of reward. Glad those days are gone.
Today is the final installment in this historic Advocacy Series. Sarah Broyles, staff writer, introduces her story… https://t.co/Un9RzUcpvc
MBU Timeline writer Anika Conley introduces Part 7 of our 8-Part Advocacy Series on school shootings 20 years after… https://t.co/31JAZyN7ny
The Mind of a Killer. Editor Stacy Rohan introduces us to the psyche of mass shooters in Part 6 of our 8-Part serie… https://t.co/tseCvzK4gt
A generation has grown up never knowing what it is like to feel completely safe at school. Stacy Rohan introduces h… https://t.co/W2VtKbO7Oz
Students, you need this. Our Advocacy Series on School Shootings is in full swing, take a look at Part 4, introduce… https://t.co/GswRqA2Xjg
