Review of the second annual Malone sports awards For the second straight year, SAAC, the Student Athletic Advisory Committee, put together a sports awards show for student athletes and their achievements for the year. Corey and Rachel Hunka hosted the event. Jon Zimmerly, senior football player and SAAC representative said, “The Malone sports awards…
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Features
People: the heart of Malone
Students share their experiences ahead of College Decision Day On May 1’s College Decision Day, the next generation of Pioneers will make it official that they will be attending Malone in the fall. This represents a big decision that can shape them into who they are because college can have a huge influence on a…
Easter schedule changes
A time to relax, a time to visit family, a time to observe On April 13 Friday classes will run on Thursday. This will forgo the normal weekly schedule for a variety of reasons. This enables the campus to observe Easter break before the final push of the semester. Malone has handled this week…
Do residence halls affect the college experience?
Residence hall culture and how it came to be It is that time of year when students have just finished room selection and are wondering if they made the right choice. Selecting a roommate and a room can sometimes be a daunting task and a stressful experience. Luckily, here at Malone students have great…
Open creativity at the Open Frame Film Festival
Student artistry on display at annual event The Open Frame Film Festival will be held at the Palace Theatre at 7:30 p.m. on April 22. First-year faculty member Sangsun Choi, assistant professor of media production, is responsible for directing the festival. Choi said he is most excited about the opportunity to help students with…
Breaking barriers through community action
Communication arts capstone students host rummage sale The communication arts senior capstone class will host a rummage sale at East Campus Saturday, April 8 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. This sale will benefit Breaking Barriers – Hope is Alive, an organization that rallies around recovering drug addicts to bring hope and support. “Breaking…
Ohio’s spring swing
Students enjoy season change despite weather challenges It is that time of year. Outside the air is fresh, trees are in bloom and the squirrels have multiplied. It is spring. Spring fever at Malone consists of a plethora of different things. There is the ever-present urge to skip class to be outside, spring sports…
Life after graduation
Students face change and seek comfort in life after Malone Malone’s graduation is approaching quickly, and some students are feeling the pressure of that day arriving. Finishing required credits, passing exams and looking for jobs can all be overwhelming for a senior student. Students are figuring out if they want to stay in Canton…
Ring by spring
How to navigate engagements and friendship before graduation It is not uncommon for last-semester seniors to get engaged the spring before graduation. Getting one’s ring by spring is a familiar practice at Malone, but it goes beyond marriage and is closely linked to all relationships, including friendships. Addressing the topic can be daunting, as…
