By Brock White Volume 67, No. 6 eSports programs are taking colleges across America by storm. While eSports is on the rise, many people still aren’t familiar with exactly what it is. […]
Rise of Malone Esports
A Day at the Malone Zoo
By Abbi Leon Volume 67, No. 6 Malone University proudly offers one of the largest collections of animals at an on-campus zoo. The animal collection hosts four major categories of animals: mammals, […]
Theatre Preforming in Person This Fall
By Adam Williams Volume 67, No. 6 Craig Joseph, professor of theatre, will be directing this year’s fall theatre production, Almost, Maine. After restrictions from the pandemic last year, many students are […]
Student Forum Honors Dr. Collie
By Abi Shoaff Volume 67, No. 5 On Oct. 11, Malone’s community received an email from Dr. David King, the university’s president, with news that has sparked many conversations: Dr. Karyn Collie, […]
Sloth: The True Malone Game
By Cassandra Leibengood Volume 67, No. 5 During Halloween 2002, residential students of Lower Penn Hall came together and first created and played a game they named “Sloth.” While only joking around […]
Mental Health and SFOs
By Mya Clark Volume 67, No. 5 For Mental Health Awareness Month, the Office of Spiritual Formation partnered with residence life to create SFOs relating to mental health and help spread awareness […]
From SAC to CAB
By Luke Kaufman Volume 67, No. 4 CAB stands for Malone’s campus activity board, but returning students may know that CAB was once SAC, which stood for student activities council. The newly […]
Admissions Office Welcomes New Staff Members
By Abbi Leon Volume 67, No. 4 The Malone University Admissions Office has recently seen several notable changes in staff. Ann O. Lawson, assistant professor, is now the director of admissions. Lawson […]
America Reads Needs More Malone Students
By Rigel LeClaire Volume 67, No. 4 America Reads America Counts is a tutoring organization that takes place in the basement of the Everett L. Cattell Library. Every week Malone students have […]
Student Recording Studio
By Rigel Le Claire Volume 67, No. 3 Unknown to most, a recording studio is available for students to use in the Johnson Center on the northside of the first floor. The […]
Mayor’s Bowl
By Ariana Manos Volume 67, No. 3 Malone’s football program ran for 26 years, from 1993 and disbanding in 2019. The news of its discontinuation came as a shock to many, especially […]
The New Beginning of Shorts
By Mya Clark Volume 67, No. 3 The student-led Fall Shorts Festival was Sunday, Oct. 10 through Tuesday, Oct. 12 and each night sold out the COVID-19 capacity limit. This year’s Shorts […]
The Aviso 