The storybook ending the Warriors dreamed about has come true. With two wins on Wednesday, Jessup is the 2025 NCCAA Softball National Champions, capping off a historic year in the university’s history.

The championship is the 14th in university history, and the fifth NCCAA crown won by Jessup University in the spring of 2025….

Jessup University,  proudly announces the redesign and relaunch of Multnomah Biblical Seminary (MBS), a bold step into the future of theological education. Compelled by the love of Christ and rooted in biblical truth, MBS exists to equip resilient, adaptive leaders who serve both church and society. Far more than an academic institution, the seminary partners with the Church to co-create real-world solutions to complex ministry challenges that advance God’s Kingdom through partnership, not partisanship….

Congratulations! You are on your way to graduation and your Jessup family couldn’t be more excited for you as you embark on this new chapter…

Karlyn Leander’s journey is one of faith, creativity and perseverance. A Colorado native, she is passionate about two things: serving God and building enchanting worlds…

In 2019, Alexis Blunk (formerly Welch) was announced as the first-ever head coach of Jessup STUNT. Within four seasons, Blunk transformed the Warriors into a…

In the bustling legal landscape of California, Alex Medina stands out not just for his expertise, but for his unwavering faith and commitment to integrity….

Alumnus and current student Israel Alvarez is on a mission. Graduating last December, he is a first-generation college graduate and now enrolled as an MAcc…

Sacramento sports enthusiasts might best know Matt George as the charismatic anchor/reporter for ABC10 News and the lively host of the Sacramento Kings podcast, “Locked…

“When God calls you to something, you do it,” says Jessup alumna and Rocklin Police and Canine Handler, Adonia Hurley. Called to law enforcement in…

The Multnomah Biblical Seminary (MBS) of Jessup University, today announced that it has been awarded a significant grant from the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Dialogue on Science, Ethics, and Religion (DoSER) program as part of the “Science Engagement for Congregational Flourishing” (SECF) project, funded by the Lilly Endowment Inc. This initiative, titled “Church and Science Working Together to Cultivate Resilience in the Face of Suffering,” aims to equip pastors with the tools to address suffering and trauma in their congregations through a collaborative approach between theological and scientific communities. …

By Char Von Vogt, Director of Career Services As a recent college graduate, the job search can be overwhelming, but with the right preparation, you…

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