The Aviso AVW

  Aviso: Where did you grow up? King: I grew up in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, which is a suburb of Philadelphia. Aviso: Where did you attend college? King: I went to Taylor University in Indiana for 2 years, and then I took a year and went to a Bible school in Germany, and then I transferred [...]

  The senior communication arts capstone class hosted a yard sale on Saturday, April 20, raising almost $1000 for relief efforts in Syria. “I could weep right now, I am so happy,” said senior communication arts major Rachel Weisel. “This is so much better than we expected. Whenever we were trying to plan it we were thinking, [...]

  The Open Frame Film Festival took place on April 20. The festival was held at the Canton Palace Theatre for the second time, although this was the first year it featured a red carpet event before the film screening. The award winners are as follows: Best Director: Kaitie Fox, (v): to forgive Best Cinematography:Allie Sayre, The Guest [...]

  Students and community members attended a panel discussion where three professors analyzed the History Channel’s The Bible.  The three professors included professor of English Dr. Steve Jensen, associate professor of biblical studies Dr. Suzanne Nicolson, and professor of biblical studies Dr. Joel Soza. The panel on April 16, sponsored by the Bible and Theology department, [...]

  Malone was founded as a place of higher education and on the beliefs of the Evangelical Friends Church. While students may know that Malone is affiliated with the Friends denomination, how much do they know about the institution’s original purpose and the denomination of Friends, or “Quakers”? Dr. Jacci Welling teaches a class on [...]

  It’s typical on a college campus to have fire alarms set off, whether from lab exercises, students putting popcorn in a microwave for 20 minutes and walking away, or any number of other reasons; it isn’t a surprise, therefore, when the alarm is sounded. But that doesn’t mean it should be disregarded as nothing [...]

  The speaker for the 2013 graduation commencement was announced on March 21st as Rev. Samuel Rodriguez. Malone’s Facebook page was the first to release the information to students, faculty, and staff. Rodriguez, president of the National Hispanic Leadership Conference, is known as a spokesperson for Hispanic Evangelicals, especially Pentecostals, and has spoken at places [...]

  Aviso: Where did you grow up? Myers: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Aviso: Where did you attend college? Myers: Malone College. I graduated in 2006. Aviso: What has changed the most at Malone since you were a student? Myers: It has only been 6 years, but the location of everything is different. The offices are in different places, but the [...]

  The Student Senate service day this past Saturday was the first of many that involved students here on campus. The service day was similar to the Into the Streets program for incoming freshmen, but the service day is for all classes. Andrew Rearick, senior biology major, organized the service day. He said it was [...]

  On Saturday, March 23rd, music major Laurel Weir was awarded the first place scholarship from Tuesday Musical Club’s Arden J. Yockley Scholarship competition for voice. Students from Ohio’s biggest conservatories gathered at the University of Akron’s Guzzetta Hall in hopes of winning the scholarship. After her performance brought her judge to tears, Weir was awarded [...]