Learning flourishes in a community where people draw upon Scripture, tradition, reason, experience, and inquiry through thoughtful conversation and active relationships with others.
As the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Pioneer Spirit Marching Band concludes, we take a look back at where it all began. Former director, Neal McMullian, weighs in along with PSMB alumni who were profoundly impacted by their participation in the group.
Alexa Thompson '19 and Tim Carmany '07 collaborated to create the new "Love Your Skin" mural in downtown Canton. This 80-foot mural encourages passersby to pose for a picture in front of the mural to fill in the missing "v" in "love" which is a statement to advocate for the importance of healthy skin.
We know that the college search process can be intimidating and overwhelming, especially if it's your first time going through the process. Our FREE College Planning Guide is a resource that families can refer to as they move through the process. Share with friends, family, co-workers...anyone you know!
Practicing law was not the career field alumna Kristen Heffron Moore '04 thought she'd be pursuing after graduating from Malone with an English degree. Desiring to live a life of service, Moore used the skills she learned during her undergraduate study to embark on the journey of law school. Since graduating from law school, Moore has served the community in a variety of ways, but most recently has taken on the role of Magistrate for Stark County.
Graduating with a degree in Bible and Theology, Jonathon Detweiler '12, put his degree to use in a non-traditional way. Detweiler owns and operates Venture Heritage Farm in rural Dalton which provides a plethora of wholesome, healthy crops and a place for the community to gather and connect.
After graduating from Malone with a degree in Business Administration, Dominic Wright '09 tested out a few fields before finding his niche in business relationship management at JP Morgan Chase. Wright was recently recognized as a national achiever which meant that he was ranked in the top 5% in production for his job family. Congratulations, Dominic!
For Dayna (Linger) Yurkovich ’07 (right), the excitement is in the details. An entrepreneur who loves business, events, an unconventional work schedule, and motherhood, Yurkovich was honored this past spring by About Magazine as a Stark County Woman in Business.
Our faith is more than just our heritage...it is how we learn and live.
Jacob Hayward ‘19 is a recent Pastoral Ministry graduate from Malone, and, as of July, he is also the lead pastor at Urbana Friends Church. Hayward’s Malone experience pushed his faith and leadership abilities to new heights, and he credits the people he encountered throughout college for much of that change.
Bob Ditty '93 departed the United States with intentions of returning, but God led him in a different direction to pursue his passion.
Jordan (Davis) Raffin '18 was inspired by a human trafficking Super Bowl ad to pursue a career in social work. After completing an internship at Rahab Ministries in Akron, Raffin knew she had found her true calling.
When Jillian Humphrey ’08 opened Home Again Flowers during the summer of 2018, she recalled with fondness the words of her adviser at Malone: “You might be preparing for a job that doesn’t even exist yet, or something you can’t imagine.”
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.
As a dedicated member of the Malone community for the last 20 years, Dr. Greg Miller has been appointed as Malone's new Provost. Miller has served Malone as interim provost since May of 2019 and previously served the University as associate provost, external partnerships and programs and professor of history in the College of Theology, Arts and Sciences (CTAS).
As a Zoo & Wildlife Biology major, securing an internship is an integral part of the curriculum, so Jenna Saunders '20 decided to expand her options by searching for opportunities abroad. After testing the waters in 2018 at the Cheetah Experience in Bloemfontein, South Africa, Saunders elected to return this past summer to complete a 9-week internship with both the ZA Cheetah Conservation and Ashia Cheetah Experience.
Scott Markle '21, a computer science & mathematics major, interned at Patriot Software to gain real-world experience that will prove to be valuable when exploring possible career opportunities come graduation. Check out Scott's student profile!
Counseling professor, Dr. Katie Gamby, was recently awarded the Professional Leadership Award by the Ohio Counseling Association (OCA). This prestigious honor recognizes those who are working diligently in the field to make a difference. Congratulations, Dr. Gamby!
With 90 undergraduate majors and minors, 11 graduate programs, and 8 pre-professional programs, Malone University has something for everyone.
Accountancy is one of the most in demand professions in the US. Industry, public accounting firms, financial services, not-for-profits, small and large organizations all require accountants.
Gain Knowledge and Experience to Serve the World
Through intense Bible and Ministry classes and practical internship experiences, you will be prepared to teach children, youth and adults how to grow in the commitment to the Lord and in their service to others.
In our biology programs, you'll study the intricacies of Creation and how humans and the rest of Creation interact, how to integrate biological observations with scriptural truths, and take specialized coursework geared toward your area of interest: general biology, pre-optometry, pre-medicine, pre-physician assistant, or pre-veterinary medicine.
Today's nurses are challenged like never before to think critically and quickly about increasingly complex patients and situations.
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.
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.
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.
This program is now offering half-price tuition for online or hybrid programs.
When Kristen Heffron Moore ’04 visited Malone from out of state on an unseasonably balmy 70 degree evening in February, the sounds of praise and worship music from Celebration drifted through the air on campus. She felt at home.
