The Malone University Board of Trustees today unanimously appointed Gregory Miller, Ph.D., the 14th president of the Institution.

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.

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.

Max Digman ’22 believes that God’s call on one’s life becomes most clear through faithful participation in everyday life.

For the last five years, humanitarian film maker and photographer Bob Ditty ’93 has made his life’s work about helping non-profit organizations in East Africa create meaningful content in support of their missions.

For Vince Maltempi ’11, the path to ministry was more than a job offer, it was a matter of divine providence.

For Dania King ’18, Malone University was literally an answer to prayer.

Each February, the Malone community takes time to reflect, learn about, and celebrate African Americans and what they have contributed to our country and world during Black History Month.

Shanice Lockhart ’17, now an adjunct professor of counseling and human development, knows firsthand how a model servant leadership to her students.

Educators Rising recently selected Candice (Hale) Greene ’14 as February’s Vital Viking for Hoover High School.