In partnership with the Hall of Fame Village, this new program is an innovative opportunity for Malone students to gain hands-on experience while earning their undergraduate degree without accruing tuition debt.
Malone students have long been able to study abroad in places like Italy, Ecuador, and South Korea.
As the need for workforce development in Stark County continues to grow, Malone University is meeting that need by partnering with regional career technical programs to equip the next generation of leaders.
Presented by the Malone University Communication, Visual, and Performing Arts Department, the 2022 Festival will take place at the Canton Palace Theatre in downtown Canton at 7 p.m. on April 28.
For Alexa Manos '24, Dawn Miller '22, and Renae (Rodocker) Snyder '98 '22, a passion for providing better health care for children and adolescents who have suffered sport-related concussions has led to and informed their research in their recent peer-reviewed publication.
Chuck Hoover now serves as the Pendle Hill Executive in Residence at Malone, and is the director of the new Student Managed Investment Fund Club.
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 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.
Kelsey Joyce ‘21 knew that, when the Lord wants you to be somewhere, He makes it possible. After a kind family from her church paid for her flight, Joyce found herself en route to Alaska, ready to take on whatever adventure God had planned.
Malone fulfilled the requirements for a Tree Campus in 2017 with the support of Jason Courter, associate professor of biology and Cynthia Johnson '70. The campus Treewalk project (planned by Johnson and Mike Goff '66) continues Malone's certification and provides an educational experience for the community. Johnson petitioned the Collegium to name the Treewalk in honor of Charles King, professor of botany at Malone College from 1961-1972, who impacted many students to love God’s creation. The Treewalk was dedicated on September 28, 2018.
