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Senior Josephine Lee’s perspective on learning and higher education has changed significantly at TMU. How so? That’s a question best answered by Lee, whose educational journey has included the allure of New York City, a handful of English courses, and one remarkable question posed by a TMU professor.
In 1965, Pete Reese (front-center in the above photo) was tasked with building Los Angeles Baptist College’s athletic department almost from scratch. Reese never balked at the challenge, and the institution that became The Master’s University is forever grateful he didn’t.
Greyhawk Insurance believes that taking excellent care of its staff is crucial to growth — and the results speak for themself.
The latest news from every corner of The Master's University.
Updated title reflects the department’s continuing expansion.
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Dr. MacArthur spoke on the foundational pursuit of the Christian life — the glory of God.
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This year’s Come Christmas Sing! concert series retells the Christmas story as part of God’s redemptive plan.
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TMU will host its second annual Christmas Market outside The MacArthur Center on Dec. 1 and 2.
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Christopher Guerra’s experience at SetPoint Medical highlighted the preparation he’s received in TMU’s engineering program.
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Entrepreneurial Marketing aims to prepare students to meet the challenges of real-world business situations.
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Christopher Enloe (’18) has composed his way into three awards and additional musical opportunities this year.
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Online and dual-enrollment programs see significant growth.
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Faculty and staff meet weekly to lift students, the school up in prayer.
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This year’s Psalms Project events feature devotionals and musical arrangements centered on the Psalter.
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Dr. Dwight Ham’s course prepares students to navigate all aspects of the housing market.
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Dr. Shelbi Cullen and Kimberly Cummings are discussing complementarianism — and much more — this academic year.
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Ken Ham, Abner Chou, and John MacArthur scheduled to speak at annual conference.
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Dr. Wayne Rasmussen shares his heart for sports ministry and excitement for a new textbook on the topic.
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A preview of TMU’s winter teams, a group that now includes swim and dive, and indoor track and field.
Read
Updated title reflects the department’s continuing expansion.
Read
Dr. MacArthur spoke on the foundational pursuit of the Christian life — the glory of God.
Read
This year’s Come Christmas Sing! concert series retells the Christmas story as part of God’s redemptive plan.
Read
TMU will host its second annual Christmas Market outside The MacArthur Center on Dec. 1 and 2.
Read
Christopher Guerra’s experience at SetPoint Medical highlighted the preparation he’s received in TMU’s engineering program.
Read
Entrepreneurial Marketing aims to prepare students to meet the challenges of real-world business situations.
Read
Christopher Enloe (’18) has composed his way into three awards and additional musical opportunities this year.
Read
Online and dual-enrollment programs see significant growth.
Read
Faculty and staff meet weekly to lift students, the school up in prayer.
Read
This year’s Psalms Project events feature devotionals and musical arrangements centered on the Psalter.
Read
Dr. Dwight Ham’s course prepares students to navigate all aspects of the housing market.
Read
Dr. Shelbi Cullen and Kimberly Cummings are discussing complementarianism — and much more — this academic year.
Read
Ken Ham, Abner Chou, and John MacArthur scheduled to speak at annual conference.
Read
Dr. Wayne Rasmussen shares his heart for sports ministry and excitement for a new textbook on the topic.
Read
A preview of TMU’s winter teams, a group that now includes swim and dive, and indoor track and field.
Read
