So, you may have noticed, but after nearly 5 years, we finally re-launched the MU Blog with a refreshed design. Because we did it with the ease of the reader in mind, we thought we might just go the extra step and provide this info-graphic below to point out the key areas of interest. Also, we'd love to hear your feedback on how we did or what you'd like to see in the future. Read the rest of this entry »
The 400th anniversary of the King James Version Bible will be honored in the U.S. Capitol Building. At this event, our very own Dean Emeritus Dr. Donald L. Brake will be the expert speaker.
Portland, OR – Multnomah University has unveiled plans for the sponsorship of a NASCAR team. The name of the team will be “Team MU Good Racing”. The new partnership with the world-famous NASCAR racing product is the largest advertising and brand-awareness endeavor for the small private Christian institution. Financial terms of the deal are not being announced; but details on the car, number, and driver are available. Read the rest of this entry »
There's been a lot of talk about "hell" on campus lately. What with new books espousing more universal views and the classically-held version of the subject - it's become, well, a hot topic (ahem).
As you know, our good friends at The Georgene Rice Show have asked Multnomah Professors to go on-air and answer questions about hot topics and Read the rest of this entry »
Guest Post by David Sanford
Like most people, I still haven’t been able to comprehend the staggering toll from Japan’s worst disaster since World War II.
Nuclear radiation leaks, rolling blackouts that continue to put hospital patients and others (especially the elderly) at risk, a critical lack of sanitary water, the long-term displacement of massive numbers of people, and extremely unsafe conditions across hundreds of square miles will claim growing numbers of Read the rest of this entry »
Many of you know that February 14th, 1936 was the day that Rev. John G. Mitchell gathered a group of ministers who collectively decided to start a school that would teach the Truth of God's Word in the Pacific Northwest. And the following Fall 1936 semester saw Multnomah School of the Bible's first class of students. Read the rest of this entry »
Ok, we know that the Christmas Season (and even Epiphany) has passed us by already...but there's never a bad time to talk about scripture and the birth of Jesus Christ, right?
Most of you know that we are involved with The Georgene Rice Show and that our professors fill in for the ever-more-popular "Ask the Professor" segments Read the rest of this entry »
Some time back, you may remember us telling you about our (then) new partnership with The Georgene Rice radio show. You might also remember us telling you that part of the partnership involves Multnomah professors going on-air for the now-popular "Ask the Professor" segments. After Dr. Dan went on to talk about it - the first official one happened back in October 2010. Read the rest of this entry »
Yesterday, Seminary professor Dr. Paul Louis Metzger was the guest on The Georgene Rice Show. She had him in to talk about his new book - a commentary on the Gospel of John titled "When Love Comes To Town".
Recently, one of our classes taught by Dr. Debi Miller did an informal survey amongst students about school colors. When she showed us the results, we were intrigued enough to just make it public and let the broader Multnomah community have their say too!
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