In an effort to innovatively meet market demand and provide students with hands-on training in welding while they receive a Christian liberal arts education, Malone University is launching a hybrid bachelor of arts (BA) in Business Administration with a concentration in the trades, available beginning Fall Semester 2025.
In this experiential session, Paul Anderson ’78, Ph.D., will be conducting a turning of the pages through Volume 6, Gospels and Acts (at 6:30 p.m. and at 7:45 p.m.) and presenting a PowerPoint overview of the illuminative artwork of The Saint John’s Bible at 7:00 pm on Thursday, October 3.
Malone University would like to welcome four new members to their Board of Trustees. These individuals are committed to the Malone mission, and are eager to support the Institution’s ongoing work.
For the first time ever, Education Insider Magazine has launched a class of Top 20 Christian Colleges and Malone University was selected for inclusion in the list. A definitive source for a holistic exploration of the ever-evolving world of education, Education Insider delves into the technological and non-technological aspects of the education industry, offering a well-rounded perspective that embraces the entire educational landscape.
After 43 years of ownership, and recently being presented with a 2023 State of Ohio Legacy Award, Malone alumnus Craig Wellspring ʼ72 has retired as owner of the Hartville Elevator Company. However, the story is far from over, as alumnus Christian Ramsburg ʼ12 has been named the new owner, continuing a legacy of Hartville Elevator being a Malone-alumni-owned company.
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.
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.
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.
