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  • Spartan ID
  • Background Check
  • Parking Permit
  • Driver Verification

A key symbol of being a MBU student is the student ID. You will use it to gain chapel points, check out library books, print lecture notes, grab food at the dining hall and access your room if you are living on campus!

Additionally, a student ID can provide discounts at museums and other places across the United States.For your convenience, we want to prepare your ID for you before school begins! Fill out the form here, submit a photo and pick up your ID from Public Safety during Welcome Weekend. Please use an unfiltered photo of you from the shoulders up, without sunglasses or any hand gestures. We can’t wait to see you on campus!

Emergency Call Buttons

Each and every classroom and common area are equipped with emergency call buttons that are directly connected to public safety. Public safety has the responsibility of responding to and summoning the necessary resources to mitigate, investigate, and document any situation that may cause a significant emergency or dangerous situation.

Text Services

Text Messaging – Is an opt-in notification system where a text message can be received on your mobile phone.  MBU does not charge for this service; however, your carrier may have standard text messaging charges.

  • Students wanting to opt-in should text MBUSTUDENT to 313131
  • Faculty wishing to opt-in should text MBUFS to 313131

Blue Light Phones

Emergency Blue Light Phones have been strategically placed throughout Missouri Baptist University’s 65-acre campus in an effort to further provide assistance, and protective and safety services to the MBU campus community. The phones, which are attached to elevated and highly visible poles, are equipped with speakerphones and strobe lights. Phones are to be used by students experiencing car problems, want to report a suspicious incident or a medical emergency, or for any other kind of assistance or information.

These units compliment the courtesy phones provided at the entrances of each MBU campus facility. When used, the telephones are immediately connected directly to the Department of Public Safety.

How to use a Blue Light Phone:

  1. Push button for help
  2. When call is received
  3. Push and hold to talk
  4. Release to listen