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In 1947, Herbert and Marjorie Hotchkiss uprooted their lives in Philadelphia to move to the West Coast and help save Los Angeles Baptist Theological Seminary from the brink of collapse. The name attached to our oldest dorm is only one small marker of the enduring legacy left by the Hotchkisses’ sacrifice and faithful service.
Our campus has changed a lot since 1974. But as members of that year’s graduating class returned to Newhall recently for their 50-year reunion, they connected over what hasn’t changed: their college memories, the mission of their alma mater, and the Lord’s faithfulness.
Dr. Grant Horner has established a program to train TMU students in the art of classical education. Now, he’s partnering with an organization to help bring classical education methods to hundreds of thousands of students in schools across Africa.
Carly Jean Los Angeles is an online clothing and lifestyle brand that sells primarily women’s attire to customers around the world. Ask the company’s owners, Chad and Carly Jean Brannon, and they’ll give you another definition: It’s a stewardship from the Lord meant to be wielded for His glory and the good of others.
The latest news from every corner of The Master's University.
The third season of the University podcast features new and returning speakers and a new medium — video.
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Cameron Jordan’s digital marketing internship offers evidence that small lessons learned in the classroom can help students make a significant impact in the professional world.
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Desirée Hassler (’00) returned to teach and perform on campus earlier this school year.
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Christ’s death and resurrection take center stage at these annual concerts.
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Students team up creatively in new class focused on game-programming.
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The Center for Thinking Biblically adds content focused on biblical locations in Israel.
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Prof. Matt Green discusses the University’s latest feature film, ‘The Descent.’
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Dr. Bob Dickson’s class pushes students to develop original content worth listening to.
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Mustang teams, athletes positioned for national-title contention once again.
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Assisted by Dr. Ross Anderson, three teams of students are conducting research with valuable applications for the field of medicine.
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In April, students will perform a Broadway musical adapted from a classic children’s novel.
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Speakers, including Drs. Ken Ham and John MacArthur, explored redemptive history through the theme, “Heaven + Earth.”
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The third season of the University podcast features new and returning speakers and a new medium — video.
Read
Cameron Jordan’s digital marketing internship offers evidence that small lessons learned in the classroom can help students make a significant impact in the professional world.
Read
Desirée Hassler (’00) returned to teach and perform on campus earlier this school year.
Read
Christ’s death and resurrection take center stage at these annual concerts.
Read
Students team up creatively in new class focused on game-programming.
Read
The Center for Thinking Biblically adds content focused on biblical locations in Israel.
Read
Prof. Matt Green discusses the University’s latest feature film, ‘The Descent.’
Read
Dr. Bob Dickson’s class pushes students to develop original content worth listening to.
Read
Mustang teams, athletes positioned for national-title contention once again.
Read
Assisted by Dr. Ross Anderson, three teams of students are conducting research with valuable applications for the field of medicine.
Read
In April, students will perform a Broadway musical adapted from a classic children’s novel.
Read
Speakers, including Drs. Ken Ham and John MacArthur, explored redemptive history through the theme, “Heaven + Earth.”
Read
