Malone University
Recent News About Malone University
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Virtual Pioneer Day
Sometimes a great campus visit is the one you can do from home.
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Public service and servant leadership intersect for Malone graduates
cross the disciplines Malone graduates thrive in public service, and for Chris Nichols ’95 and Keith Hochadel ’04 that means shared service to the citizens of Canton Township by serving on the Canton Township Board of Trustees.
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Malone Graduate is "Dragon Keeper"
It was from a young age that Pollyanna Smith '21 wanted to work with animals.
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MSN student project raises awareness about baseline concussion testing
For Alexa Manos '24, Dawn Miller '22, and Renae (Rodocker) Snyder '98 '22, a passion for providing better health care for children and adolescents who have suffered sport-related concussions has led to and informed their research in their recent peer-reviewed publication.
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Malone receives grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education to encourage careers in education
The funding is provided in the form of the Ohio Educator Shortage Grant, which seeks to find ways to assist students on their pathway to working as teachers, counselors, and in other careers in the education field.
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Malone University launches online Master of Science in Nursing
Building on the strengths of Malone’s respected MSN degree, which is currently delivered in a hybrid model, the new fully online offering is shaped to meet the needs of practicing registered nurses.
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Sowing the seeds of servant leadership
Shanice Lockhart ’17, now an adjunct professor of counseling and human development, knows firsthand how a model servant leadership to her student
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Student leader enrolls in respected Master of Divinity program at Wake Forest University
Max Digman ’22 believes that God’s call on one’s life becomes most clear through faithful participation in everyday life.
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Lifelong coaching dream comes true at Malone
Selana Reale ‘15, a life science and chemistry education graduate, initially chose Malone because she knew she would miss playing basketball after high school. Malone’s Coach Mishler gave her a chance and she eagerly joined the Pioneers so she could continue learning lessons on and off the court.
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Online finanacial aid workshop for parents scheduled for January 27
College costs are an obvious concern for students and their families as they enter the college search process.