ABC Making a Difference at MBU

Written by Cam Cosey on April 9, 2019. Posted in Opinion

MBU’s Association of Black Collegians looks to create a better, more relatable experience for black students, realizing that black student academics and social success depend on inclusion and having a voice within the university.

Logo by Jordan Foster

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The Damage Done By A Broken Home

Written by Alexia Duncan on November 29, 2018. Posted in Opinion

As a young child, seeing your parents split up never really hits you until you get older and you realize all the damage it has done to you, but as time goes along you learn to accept that you can’t fix a broken home.

Photo by Ben Randolph — Graphic illustration by Austin Worrell

The effects of growing up in a divorced household are eternal. Despite the scars of witnessing her parents’ divorce at 6 years old, junior Alexia Duncan has learned to move forward in accepting that God is ultimately in control, and He is with us through every battle.

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What I’ve Learned From Loss

Written by Shelby Wannemuehler on November 22, 2018. Posted in Opinion

Life is full of loss, but we are called to move on and persevere by leaning on the Lord amidst the pain.

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A Trip To The Pumpkin Patch

Written by Ashley Van Camp on November 10, 2016. Posted in Media

Thies Farms features picking your own pumpkins, petting farm animals, gourds, produce, flowers, tractor rides and Pumpkin Land. Pumpkin Land is a little theme park for children and families which has hay towers, zip lining, more pumpkins to choose from and toy machines that blast potatoes, called potato shooters. 

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Questions Adopted Children Get Asked More Than You’d Think

Written by Glynis Sekarski on December 5, 2014. Posted in Opinion

An insider’s perspective into the mind and heart of a young adult explaining the beauty and terminology of adoption.

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