HBU has created an education that goes further than most, by combining faith, reason and liberal arts into one core curriculum. It's an education that’s based, not only on technical training, but the teachings of Christ, reason, and the past successes and failures of humanity.
Get StartedMy time at HBU was a huge growth opportunity for me. I was really challenged. It was a season when I realized that this isn’t my parents’ faith or my church’s faith; it is mine.
I could’ve studied ancient languages somewhere else, but wanted to come to a university that taught and studied it from a biblical worldview, because I want to teach from that view in the future as well.
It takes some stress away knowing it’s not only all about math, science, English and history, but I also get to take classes to learn more about what I love. I love Jesus.
I wanted to go to school in a Christian environment and grow spiritually. I like that HBU has a good business program.
The HBU Graduate School will host a Fall Information Reception from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 6, in McNair Hall of the Morris Cultural Arts Center, 7502 Fondren Road. With 43 graduate degrees and 19 certificate programs, HBU offers respected programs in a high-care environment. We invite attendees to learn more about both …
Houston Baptist University and the School of Christian Thought are pleased to welcome to the faculty Dr. Robert A.J. Gagnon. Gagnon is known for his expertise in New Testament Scripture, and for his compelling writings. Most recently, Gagnon was an associate professor of New Testament at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Dr. Todd Bates, dean of the …
The Archie W. Dunham College of Business will present the annual Prince-Chavanne Distinguished Lecture at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 23, in Belin Chapel, 7502 Fondren Road. This year’s guest speaker is retired NFL player and HBU alumnus Michael DeVito, ’18. DeVito has established a scholarship in honor of HBU professor of philosophy, Dr. William Lane …
TEDxHBU will be held on HBU’s campus from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday, Oct. 26, in the Dunham Theater, 7502 Fondren Road. Dr. Meredith O’Hara, HBU associate professor of Biology, has organized a slate of engaging Texas speakers to cover the topic of “Transformations.” Speakers are Jim “Mack” McIngvale, businessman and philanthropist; Dr. Robert …
