Malone University - Christ's Kingdom First

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Pioneer Park will forever transform the student experience for Malone students by offering modern and attractive outdoor spaces for recreation, club sports, intramurals, and intercollegiate practices and competitions, as well as career development opportunities through management and operational experiences.

In the life of many college students, a simple cup of coffee could provide a caffeine boost, a study break, or needed community with friends and mentors.

Youth Explosion set for November 12-13 at Malone University.

Rachel Hoskins ‘01 recently discerned a call to study theology and was accepted into the Masters of Theological Studies program at Princeton Theological Seminary.

When Kalee Boyd completed her bachelor’s degree in organizational management at Malone in 2012, she had no idea what God had in store for her career path.

Miller is thankful for his time at Malone and the impact it had in laying the foundation for the work he gets to do every day.

Today’s college graduates are often cautioned that a career path is rarely a linear journey.

Malone is once again recognized as one of the best colleges in the Midwest by U. S. News & World Report in the magazine’s annual ranking of best colleges in the country.

Crain’s recently wrote a piece on the Malone experience. Check it out here:

Thanks to the generous support of the Herbert W. Hoover Foundation, Malone University has established a strong reputation for equipping students to understand and participate in ocean conservation.

Malone’s advanced public relations writing class prepares students to communicate through a variety of platforms, showing them how to discern not only their strengths and weaknesses, but what they enjoy writing about the most.

KB will perform at Youth Explosion on November 12-13 at Malone University. Tickets for the teen ministry conference, formerly held at Willoughby Hills Friends Church, are $45 per person and are available online.

Ellie Zumbach ‘19, creative writing graduate, wants to help others through her love of stories because she has turned to books for comfort, for answers, for escape, and for fun for as long as she can remember.

It is Malone’s tradition to formally open a new school year by recognizing the scholarly achievements of our incoming and returning student body at Academic Convocation.