by Courtney Rankin | MBU News
The old adage, “third time’s the charm,” rings true for Jennifer Helstad. After applying three times, Helstad was named a James Madison Fellow through the James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation in Alexandria, Virginia. This fellowship grants Helstad (MBU ’04 BS...
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 | 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 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...
