Horses may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of social work, but Malone social work students found valuable instruction through an equine experience.

Rebekah Simpson ‘22 has been in the helping profession for a decade, but it had been a while since she attended college.

The Malone experience is never the same for any two graduates.

Joey Nigro ‘10 had an early call to ministry.

For many students, their time playing sports at the collegiate level is a highlight of their life experience.

Youth Explosion, a ministry conference for middle school and high school students, will be held on the campus of Malone University Nov. 11-12.

The idea of social work can often conjure images of one-on-one or family meetings in which a social worker helps their client achieve a higher standard of life.

Many students choose to change their major during their college career, and some find that their passions can shift within a specific subject area.

Malone University is again the recipient of a grant from the Herbert W. Hoover Foundation.

Keith Burns is coming home. The Minerva native and 2009 Malone graduate will return this fall as an associate professor of exercise science.