Our faith is more than just our heritage...it is how we learn and live.
Ralston recently received a Doctorate of Ministry in Global Leadership from Alliance Theological Seminary in Nyack, New York. His dissertation, “Ending Sex Slavery through Prevention: How Remember Nhu Prevented Children from Entering the Sex Trade from 2007 to 2018” was awarded Dissertation of the Year.
Dan Owolabi ’07 exemplifies what it truly means to be a servant leader and seeks to show others how they can maximize their potential by serving others as well.
As Senior Pastor of House of Love Ministries Inc. in South Florida, Mattathias Johnson ‘05 developed a ministry branch dedicated to mental health advocacy within his church—Journaling Saves Lives. Journaling Saves Lives has a mission to eliminate the stigmas and stereotypes that surround mental illness and mental health.
Justin Lower ‘11, former four-time All-American, finished 28 on the point ranking for the Korn Ferry Tour in October of 2020, securing his spot on the tour this year. Tour play resumes February 18, and Lower will be in the hunt to claim a spot in the top 25 in order to advance to the PGA Tour.
Black and Global Week, in early September, was an online movement dedicated to highlighting black scholars and demonstrating to African American and minority students that working globally is a dream within reach. Conkle served as a panelist for an online discussion where she shared her study abroad experience.
Maddy Olson ‘20 had an opportunity that zoology students only dream of: to secure not only one job but two jobs in a difficult job market.
Although the pandemic presented hardships for students to find internship opportunities, Lane Jones '21 was able to complete his summer internship hours at The Barrier Island Sanctuary in Melbourne Beach, Florida thanks to a grant from the Herbert W. Hoover Foundation.
Learning flourishes in a community where people draw upon Scripture, tradition, reason, experience, and inquiry through thoughtful conversation and active relationships with others.
Janis Bowdler, President of the JP Morgan Chase & Co. Foundation, will deliver Malone University’s 129th Commencement address on Saturday, May 8 at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium. Bowdler is a 2000 graduate of Malone.
The College Experience is a mandatory course for all first-year students at Malone. This semester-long course provides first-year students with an orientation to the University while connecting them to each other and with a student mentor, the class course assistant (CA). While the pandemic has shifted how many courses are offered, this course has remained an integral component for our first-year students.
Get to know our Director of the Center for Student Success, Anna Meadows!
Mu Alpha Omega, Malone's honors society for graduate counseling students, raised funds to buy Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA) bus passes for homeless residents who need transportation to mental health services.
See how an education that encourages the integration of faith and learning, an education that equips students for a successful and meaningful career—and life—is lived out day-to-day at Malone.
For current Malone freshmen and seniors—we need your help to make Malone the best it can be for both current and future Pioneers! Complete your individual survey at the link below and you'll get entered into a drawing for a $25 VISA card!
The 2021 John Woolman Lectures will feature David Walsh, professor of politics at Catholic University of America. The lectures will take place on March 17 and 18 at 7 p.m. in Johnson Center 106.
The new specialized MBA programs are designed to equip professionals for the unique and specific demands of the 21st century workplace. Available fully online or in a hybrid format, these programs can be completed in as little as 12 months.
Courtney Cearns ‘21 always knew that she was meant to be a teacher. Some of her earliest memories include playing “school” with her younger brother. Now, Cearns is working towards making those dreams a reality with the education she is receiving from Malone.
With 83 undergraduate majors and minors, 6 graduate programs, and 8 pre-professional programs, Malone University has something for everyone.
Our exceptional MBA is offered in a variety of structures - whatever is most convenient for you! Take it online, in the classroom, or a combination of both. Geared toward the busy professional, we work hard to make sure you can fit it into your life! Our newest option is for graduates to complete the program in just one year.
Applied Psychology will prepare students to work with individuals who struggle with chemical dependency and addiction by giving them a tangible and practical view of psychology while emphasizing care for those directly impacted by a societal epidemic. Program graduates will be eligible to take the exam that leads to the Chemical Dependency Counseling Assistant Certificate, a State of Ohio designation that leads directly to immediate employment.
It is more than okay if you haven’t chosen your career plans yet. In fact, it’s good that you are still exploring your options! Even rising college students who feel (or sound) confident in their choice of major upon high school graduation change their minds once enrolled. Learn more about how our faculty and staff at Malone are dedicated to helping you explore your options while providing you with valuable resources along the way.
Explore the Bible, the history of Christian thought, and theological doctrines as you prepare for a future as a missionary, pastor, or teacher.
To earn the Academic All-Conference distinction, student-athletes must achieve a minimum 3.30 GPA, while completing one full academic year at the institution.
Our online social work program was recently ranked 5th in the nation for best online social work programs!
Today's nurses are challenged like never before to think critically and quickly about increasingly complex patients and situations.
During this difficult and unprecedented time, the commitment of the students in the Malone University Chorale has not faded. They have taken social distancing and turned it into Social Distance-Sing!
RegisteredNursing.org, a nursing advocacy organization, recently named Malone University #6 on their list of Best RN Programs in Ohio for 2020.
Receive the full benefits of interacting with faculty one-on-one in a small classroom setting. Our faculty know you by first name and strive to live out Malone's Foundational Principles in and out of the classroom.
The guarantee means that students accepted to Malone receive at least $8,000 per year (up to $18,000) based on their high school GPA and standardized test scores.
Janis Bowdler, President of the JP Morgan Chase & Co. Foundation, will deliver Malone University’s 129th Commencement address on Saturday, May 8 at Tom…
