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5 Tips to Help Your Health at Home

You need to help your health. In this series of tips for making the most of working and learning from home, you might have expected us to address physical health. That’s because it’s an easy aspect of your life to ignore, especially when your normal routine has been...

5 Tips to Organize Your Life at Home

The key to productivity is organization. But let’s be real – that’s easier said than done. It takes thought, planning, and discipline to make the most of each day. Here are 5 tips to help you organize your life at home for full, productive days. 1. Establish your...

5 Tips for Study Sessions at Home

College looks quite different than normal. Instead of heading back to classes, your school schedule and mode of learning is brand new. You might be a pro or a novice when it comes to learning from home. Either way check out these tips so you can optimize your home...

A Semester Cut Too Short

If you’re like most students right now, you’re probably navigating through various emotions trying to make sense of the on-campus semester being cut far too short. Choir tours, the play, sports, OSA events, and so much more… cancelled. These are tough days, and all we...

Announcing Dr. Andrew Goodwill – New Dean of Students

Maranatha Baptist University is pleased to welcome Dr. Andrew Goodwill as the new Dean of Students.    Dr. Goodwill hails from Greenville, SC where he has served as assistant pastor at Agnew Road Baptist Church since 2016. Beginning in the fall 2020 semester, he will...

Local Church Impact

The local church is God’s method of carrying out God’s ministry in this dispensation. Maranatha since its founding has been local church focused. Students partner with local churches and develop their leadership abilities while at Maranatha. As a pastor at Calvary...

Five Questions to Ask a College Rep

Your phone rings. You look down. Maranatha Baptist University. You stare at your phone and enter the brief but agonizing struggle of whether or not to answer. It’s not that you dislike MBU, but you just really don’t want to get into a conversation about the...

Pursue Teacher Education at MBU

Leadership Training at Its Finest: The MBU Teacher Education Program Think of your favorite teacher. They believed in you, pushed you, sacrificed their time for you, and guided you toward the next step in your life. Teaching is a big responsibility, but the reward in...

Steve Thayer – Teacher Education Alumni

If you know Steve Thayer, you know he has a passion for teaching. Steve’s love for Christ motivates him to find every chance to act as a godly example for the students and staff in his public high school. The time Steve spent at Maranatha impacted his life in numerous...

Why You Should Visit Campus

Every year, students from all over the country visit the MBU campus to see it first-hand. Visiting your top colleges is an important part of your decision process, and we want to make that process easier. Alyssa Saunders recently visited MBU, and it solidified her...

MBU Opening Meetings

I was not ready for the spring semester. Christmas break was long and glorious and peaceful, and I did not want to come back to Maranatha. At first, I was stubborn. Then I became fearful of following a new schedule, meeting new people, and continuing to develop...

Consider Playing Sports in College

This article is for the sports people. Now, I’m certainly not limiting this article to just the sports people, but I want to speak specifically to the sports lovers and those who might consider playing sports in college. First, here’s a bit of my story. My father had...

Abbey Completes Ranger School

“If there’s one high-level course in the military that I think I could pass, it’s Ranger School.” That’s the thought MBU student Reagan Abbey had many years ago as he watched a documentary about the Army’s premier leadership and light infantry tactics school. Little...

Is My Major Right for Me?

Choosing your major in college is no small decision. It requires considerable thought, preparation, and prayer. But, changing your path of study in college isn’t the end of the world. In fact, on average, college students change their major at least three times during...