As is the case with other niche collegiate experiences, students who participate in athletics are well prepared for the professional world because of the competitive edge they possess, their relentless drive and work ethic, their discipline to take direction and learn from others, as well as the overall experience gained as they work together to achieve collective goals.

Thanks to the generous support of the Herbert W. Hoover Foundation, Malone University has established a strong reputation for equipping students to understand and participate in ocean conservation.

In the life of many college students, a simple cup of coffee could provide a caffeine boost, a study break, or needed community with friends and mentors.

Malone’s advanced public relations writing class prepares students to communicate through a variety of platforms, showing them how to discern not only their strengths and weaknesses, but what they enjoy writing about the most.

Students in Malone’s communication arts capstone course (intended for seniors in the major) raised $5000 for Rift Valley Hope, a ministry in the town of…

Malone University and several other local universities collaborated to place Northeast Ohio at the forefront of Interprofessional Education with a unique…

In its very own version of the reality television series "Shark Tank," Malone's student business organization Enactus is offering funding to support small…

Malone's Hike It! Ecosystem Adventure program in the School of Education & Human Development a recipient of Dominion Foundation's Environmental Education & Stewardship grant

During the break between fall and spring semesters, a dozen Malone community members had the opportunity to join a shark tagging expedition with a team…

During her college days, Alana Mercurio '16 studied in Orvieto, through Gordon College’s elite artists study abroad program in which only 18 students are accepted per year.