Malone University - Christ's Kingdom First

It was from a young age that Pollyanna Smith '21 wanted to work with animals.

For Dania King ’18, Malone University was literally an answer to prayer.

For the last five years, humanitarian film maker and photographer Bob Ditty ’93 has made his life’s work about helping non-profit organizations in East Africa create meaningful content in support of their missions.

Shanice Lockhart ’17, now an adjunct professor of counseling and human development, knows firsthand how a model servant leadership to her students.

The Malone University Board of Trustees today unanimously appointed Gregory Miller, Ph.D., the 14th president of the Institution.

Chuck Hoover now serves as the Pendle Hill Executive in Residence at Malone, and is the director of the new Student Managed Investment Fund Club.

We want you to join the Malone University community. An investment in a Malone education is an investment in your future. It’s an investment that will pay significant dividends in your personal and spiritual growth, and your career path.

Jack Hazen awarded the Legends award for his legendary coaching career.

Through her senior internship at Pathway Caring for Children, Katy McDermott ‘21 gained her first job connection: Heritage Christian School.

A team of Malone students aided the University of Miami with shark tagging research

Malone University has appointed Christina Schnyders to the position of interim provost, replacing Gregory Miller who will assume the Malone presidency on July 1 upon the retirement of President David King.

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.

For Vince Maltempi ’11, the path to ministry was more than a job offer, it was a matter of divine providence.

In the winter of 2020, Juliea Dworning ‘24 decided to attend Malone University to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Pre-Med Biology. After attending a Christian private high school, she was looking for a Christian college that would allow her to serve others and learn more about her purpose.

Kelsey Joyce ‘21 knew that, when the Lord wants you to be somewhere, He makes it possible. After a kind family from her church paid for her flight, Joyce found herself en route to Alaska, ready to take on whatever adventure God had planned.

Before ever graduating from high school, Jalen Turner '22 created a nonprofit organization because he wanted to make a difference in his community. Restoration Community Care Center was launched in 2014 to help those in poverty in Stark County and surrounding areas by providing them with everyday necessities.