Made possible through a generous grant from ArtsInStark, and in collaboration with Canton-based brick expert Scott Brown, Malone’s Brick Building Competition encourages creativity and critical thinking for Stark County students grades K-12.
Made possible through a generous grant from ArtsInStark, and in collaboration with Canton-based brick expert Scott Brown, Malone’s Brick Building Competition encourages creativity and critical thinking for Stark County students grades K-12.
Malone University has again been awarded funding from the Ohio Department of Higher Education to support students with an interest in careers in STEM – this year totaling $773,500.00.
Malone University today announced a new partnership with Jarrett, a leading third-party logistics (3PL) company which provides efficient transportation and logistics services that values clients and their community.
A new Environmental Science major is available at Malone University in response to regional and national market demand, available beginning Fall Semester 2025.
Rusty Savage ʼ02 is no stranger to the Evangelical Friends network.
In his daily work as a conservation researcher, Sockman's primary goal is to leave Ohio species better than where he found them. Still early in his career, his legacy is bound to embody his love for wildlife and his desire for others to know that conservation succeeds when people care enough to unite and act.
In an effort to demonstrate Malone’s ongoing commitment to walk alongside students and their families through the whole admissions process, the University announced today that it will offer a free FAFSA Completion Open House on December 7 so that families who are new to university financial aid can easily jump-start the process before Christmas break.
In September 2024, the fourth Lausanne Conference (for World Evangelism) was held in South Korea: an international gathering of 5,000 leaders from church settings and secular workplaces who convened in the name of accelerating global missions together.
An extension of the Stark County Scholars program, Malone’s Transfer Advantage Award demonstrates the Institution’s commitment to supporting transfer students who want to affordably complete their education in a Christian university setting.
Malone University recently presented Sugarcreek-based ProVia with the prestigious Pioneer Pinnacle Award for their ongoing commitment to serving Christ in their business model and supporting the mission of Malone. They were honored at a celebratory banquet held on October 4 during Homecoming.
