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.
Malone University will launch the Cybersecurity undergraduate major this August. A cutting-edge program equipped with opportunities for hands-on experiences on campus and internships around Stark County and beyond, cybersecurity at Malone will prepare graduates for cybersecurity and cyber defense jobs in every industry.
Two student musicians (of any major) will receive $23,000 in Malone scholarships. All participants will receive a minimum of $1,500 in scholarship money for participating.
A septet of Creative Writing majors began their spring break by attending Taylor University's "Making Literature Conference," with five students being selected to present their work.
The School of Education & Human Development is pleased to announce a 100 percent passage rate on ALL Ohio Assessments for Educators Licensure Tests for both undergraduate and graduate students from the Class of 2018. Additionally, 93 percent of the class are employed in full-time teaching positions, many within the Stark County community.
Captain Scott Kinsman '09 is riding the waves of adventure - how a degree in English took him to Anna Maria.
Our faith is more than just our heritage...it is how we learn and live.
Assistant Professor of Media Production Sangsun Choi will show his documentary, "Written in Stone" in a number of venues this spring.
Sarah Keene shares how she is fulfilling the dream career God has placed on her heart.
Martin Mann opened up a coffee shop as a way to minister to his neighborhood.
Learning flourishes in a community where people draw upon Scripture, tradition, reason, experience, and inquiry through thoughtful conversation and active relationships with others.
Thanks for your generosity on Malone's Annual Day of Giving! We surpassed our goal!
Be a Malone student for the day! Discover Day includes: a tour of campus, a chance to meet with faculty, a Community Worship Service, a class visit, a parent session, a student panel, an activity fair and lunch on us! Discover Day begins with check-in from 8 - 8:20 a.m., and ends at 3 p.m. Come and be a college student for the day - bring your parents and friends!
Please visit us in person to see if Malone is the right fit for you!
With 91 undergraduate majors and minors, 11 graduate programs, and 7 pre-professional programs, Malone University has something for everyone.
For experienced nurses ready to pursue an MSN, this degree equips nurses with the advanced knowledge and skills to care for the sickest among us.
Hone your technical talents and creativity under expert faculty artists as you explore the world of design and illustration in the digital age.
Help children learn and develop to their fullest potential. This marketable major prepares educators to serve all children with special needs.
If you're looking to advance your career by earning a degree that focuses on the human component of all types of career fields, the MAOL may be for you! This program equips inspirational leaders to stand out in the marketplace.
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.
Saturday, April 13, 2-6 p.m. Johnson Center for Worship & Fine Arts
