Max Digman ’22 believes that God’s call on one’s life becomes most clear through faithful participation in everyday life.
In a culture that is inundated with screen time for children and adults alike, podcasts offer relevant opportunities for learning that stretch the mind and increase imagination.
Katie Fanning ’22 chose Malone because felt drawn to the Pioneer community and the music faculty members who showed her that Christ would be at the center of her college education.
The Malone University Board of Trustees today unanimously appointed Gregory Miller, Ph.D., the 14th president of the Institution.
Selana Reale ‘15, a life science and chemistry education graduate, initially chose Malone because she knew she would miss playing basketball after high school. Malone’s Coach Mishler gave her a chance and she eagerly joined the Pioneers so she could continue learning lessons on and off the court.
The Cleveland Association of Broadcasters (CAB) connected Daugherty with Cleveland-area media members by expanding her network and supported her with a competitive scholarship that is only awarded to four qualified applicants around northeast Ohio each year.
Malone University has been ranked nationally as one of the Best Online Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management programs for 2022 by University HQ. Only three other institutions in Ohio appear on the list.
Chi Sigma Iota (CSI) honor society, for graduate students, values academic and professional excellence in counseling. Malone's chapter of CSI prioritizes community engagement and service, and provides support to budding counselors as they grow in ethical judgement.
Charles Zollicoffer ‘22 believes that a county social worker changed his life at a young age. He felt lost for some time and knew he needed to turn his life around; enlistment in the United States Army for 11 years and the United States Marine Corps for 6 years, with a side of basketball, helped him do just that.
CANTON, Ohio-- Each year, Malone University counseling students take the National Counselor Examination (NCE) to obtain licensure to practice. During 2020, 90% of Malone clinical mental health counseling graduates who took the NCE passed the exam needed for licensure! This is above the national pass rate average, which was 80% for Fall 2020.
