Martha Ruether ‘22, Malone’s newest swimming graduate assistant, placed eighth for Team USA in the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games and has hopes to return to…

How do American students stack up against their peers in the world market? Pioneers are finding themselves at the top, thanks to a simulation activity with college participants from around the globe.

Each year, four faculty members are honored for their commitments to teaching, service, scholarship/creative expression, and adjunct teaching. This year's honorees are Bert Smith, Lora Wyss, Randi Pahlau, and Kristen Beck.

COVID-19 rapidly changed the nature of our daily work, and many Malone University alumni are serving their communities with a heightened sense of urgency and purpose. Here is what some of them had to say about their professional roles “at such a time as this” (see Esther 4:14):

College is often recognized as a time of growth, discovery, and change. For Camden Baucke ’18, it was just that. He came to Malone as a nursing student…

Strategic investment of some retirement savings in timberland (forests suitable for the harvest of timber) for recreational purposes led Jim Gresh ’22 down a new career and educational path focused on ecology.

Malone University’s online social work program was recently featured by Online U among the most affordable online bachelor's degrees. The 2020 Most Affordable…

Relationships and networking are key pieces to Kaitlyn Ray’s Malone story. “I was feeling stuck, wondering what was next for me," Ray '17 said. "I’ve always…

It has been said that participation in co-curricular activities like sports or the arts will hone ambition and discipline long into adulthood. For Nicholas…

128 years ago on March 17, Malone University began impacting and equipping students for the first time as a Christian Workers’ Training School based in…