by Dr. Matthew Davis | Higher Education, MBU News
Recent events have highlighted the very real dangers to online viewpoint expression represented by the editorial actions of major social media platforms. The power of words to influence (for good or evil) underscores the importance of God’s people graciously engaging...
by Sydney Burckart | Uncategorized
Lawyers. Writers. Public speakers. Graphic designers. Psychologists. What do all these careers, and many others, have in common? You could pursue any of them by starting with a Humanities degree. At Maranatha Baptist University, the Humanities Department is dedicated...
by Sydney Burckart | Prospective Students
How do I pay for college? That’s one of the big questions many college hopefuls, and their parents, ask. College is a huge investment, but remember that it is an investment. Not just a product or an expense that you consume. Your college tuition dollars are an...
by Maranatha | Events & Press Releases
On May 29, 2020, the administration of Maranatha Baptist University extended an invitation to prospective and current students nationwide, confirming the university is open for the fall semester. Dr. Marty Marriott, MBU’s president, said, “We encourage you to enroll...
by Sydney Burckart | MBU News
During the 2020 Commencement exercises, Maranatha gladly bestowed two Doctor of Ministry Degrees. Both candidates worked tirelessly to earn a degree that would grow their knowledge and ability to minister to others. Pastor Brent Baughman Brent Baughman is currently...
by Sydney Burckart | MBU News
The Humanities department at MBU is dedicated to developing leaders that know the culture and share the truth. The seniors highlighted here, and their classmates, are equipped for leadership in a variety of fields. W can’t wait to see how they go out and...
by Adam Love | Alumni, Prospective Students
Preparation for the current economic climate seems impossible. Fear dominates that climate. And with so many unknowns, even the brightest graduates are uncertain of the next step to take. For college graduates hoping to enter the workplace, this fear is multiplied....
by Kayla Campbell | Prospective Students
The business world today focuses on building the biggest and best company. As a business student, I am constantly working to develop a better understanding of the world I am about to enter. Every aspect of the MBU Business education points me to becoming a business...
by McKenna Hendrickson | MBU News, Uncategorized
Nursing students are some of the most dedicated and hardworking students on campus. Every clinical, long night, and big exam moves each nursing student one step closer to becoming a certified healthcare worker. The seniors this year had a very unusual semester to...
by Kayla Campbell | MBU News
Graduation looked different for many colleges throughout America this year. But this does not take away from the opportunities, experiences, or lessons that the class of 2020 had. As they graduate from MBU, some of the senior business students remark on their...
by Nathanael Price | MBU News
It is a privilege for MBU faculty and staff to witness the completion of the hard work of their students. At Commencement, we celebrate their launch into the world to be leaders and witnesses for Christ. We salute all of our graduating musicians, and feature a few...
by Adam Love | MBU News, Uncategorized
Educators for the Future College is designed to be a time of growth, learning, and development. Specifically at MBU, teacher education is built to train effective leaders in the classroom and send them out to make a difference as educators Commencement is a time to...
by Nathanael Price | College of Arts and Sciences>Department of Music
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, when many were packing to go home and saying goodbyes, Melissa Rhine was performing her senior violin recital. With a three-day notice, Rhine was asked to perform her recital two weeks before it was originally scheduled. She...
by Amy Herbster | Uncategorized
Christian Educator Philip Alsup, Ed.D., Appointed MBA Administrator After the announcement of Dr. Phil Alsup as the new administrator, the Maranatha Baptist Academy family breathed a sigh of relief. “Of course! We know him! What a great choice.” The news that Dr. Lane...
by Adam Love | Higher Education, Prospective Students
These days, there’s a big push for dual-enrollment and Advanced Placement courses once students reach high school. If you are a high school student, perhaps you are taking dual-credit classes. Maybe you are a parent or administrator desiring to help your students “get...
by McKenna Hendrickson | Prospective Students, Student Interests
Summer: one of the most rewarding times of your life during college. 16 weeks of hard work have just flown by and you now stand at the brink of relaxation, warm weather, and sleep. It’s a long-awaited paradise. Any form of homework is out of sight and out of mind for...
by McKenna Hendrickson | Student Interests, Uncategorized
I am still afraid of the dark. Now, it’s not that childish fear that makes me cry for my mom as I sit paralyzed on my bed. I’d say it’s more of a mature fear – just go with me on this – that makes me wonder. It makes me wonder about what I can’t by handle myself....
by Nathanael Price | College of Arts and Sciences>Department of Music
Under the direction of Lewis Rosove, Sarah Bagin recently performed her minor violin recital. She thanked her different teachers for pouring all their knowledge and wisdom into her and the other music students. Bagin also said, “I would like to give all the...
