Our faith is more than just our heritage...it is how we learn and live.
Malone University's next Worldview Forum will feature father and son Tony and Bart Campolo on Wednesday, October 24 in the Johnson Center for Worship & Fine Arts at 7:30 p.m., on the topic: "Why I left|Why I stayed." They recently authored a book of the same title.
Plan now to attend this exciting summit!
Sarah Keene shares how she is fulfilling the dream career God has placed on her heart.
Carrie Stroup '99 shares in the joy of a young person being baptized. She and her husband, Joel, have been part of a team that has launched Community Bible Church in Tuslaw.
Learning flourishes in a community where people draw upon Scripture, tradition, reason, experience, and inquiry through thoughtful conversation and active relationships with others.
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Explore our campus - from the convenience of your very own computer!
Malone University students offer a free tutoring program for area elementary children to aid children in math and reading.
Captain Scott Kinsman '09 is riding the waves of adventure - how a degree in English took him to Anna Maria.
Candice McDonald '12 says Malone has helped her achieve beyond her imagination.
Each of the graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Class of 2018 have passed the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) on their first attempt, achieving a 100 percent pass rate. According to the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, the 2018 national average pass rate is 89.7 percent.
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.
Deborah Simmers '15 transferred to Malone University to get the attention she needed to prepare her for dental school.
Doctors are crediting Kailee Perkins for saving her mom's life via what she learned in Malone's nursing program.
U.S. News & World Report names Malone University to three of its "Best" lists.
Malone is now offering the opportunity for graduate students to earn their MBA in just one year.
With 91 undergraduate majors and minors, 11 graduate programs, and 7 pre-professional programs, Malone University has something for everyone.
Malone nurses are taught to care for patients with the highest professional competence and Christ-like compassion.
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.
Master a skill set focused on effective speaking, strong and clear writing, teamwork and collaboration, critical thinking and problem solving, and work ethic and professionalism.
Spend time in rural, urban, and suburban classrooms as you are equipped to teach the youngest group of learners. Learn from the best of the best teachers who are intentional about creatively integrating the latest technology into the classroom.
Today's nurses are challenged like never before to think critically and quickly about increasingly complex patients and situations.
A recent student finds that Christian colleges & universities add $60 billion each year to the national economy.
According to our most recent alumni survey, a sample of 2017 graduates report that they are employed, with the majority working in their field of choice.
This program is now offering half-price tuition for online or hybrid programs.
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 NSF granted Malone University an award to advance scientific research in Ohio.
Ground was broken for Pioneer Park in August; the construction of which will transform the student experience by offering modern, attractive outdoor spaces for recreation, club sports, intramurals, and intercollegiate practices and games.
Wednesday, October 24 7:30 p.m. Johnson Center for Worship & Fine Arts
