Final touches on research projects are being made as students prepare to present their work at the 2014 research symposium on Saturday April 12th from 12 p.m. until 2 p.m. Students […]
Q&A with content manager for publications Amber Balash
Amber Balash works for university relations and is the content manager for Malone’s website and magazine. Get to know this alumna. Aviso: Where did you grow up? Balash: I grew up […]
Steel Magnolias returns for theatre’s 50th anniversary
Laced with southern sass and spines of steel, it’s a celebration 50 years in the making. The Theatre Department will present Steel Magnolias April 8-12 at 8:00 p.m. in the performing […]
2013 nursing graduates ace post-grad exam
Graduates of the 2013 nursing class passed the NCLEX with a 93.6 percent passing rate. This is significantly above the national program average for first time pass rate, which is 83.04 […]
Senate Notebook: April 3
Senate Notebook is a regular news feature with the goal to keep students up to date on what Student Senate is up to. Senate meets every Wednesday at 9 p.m. in […]
Forensics team achieves national success
Forensic team members Rachel Criswell, freshman early childhood education major, and Alicia Meyer, freshman communication arts major, wrapped up their season by bringing home multiple national titles at the National Christian […]
Ukraine and Russia conflict close to home for some students
“Someone should tell Putin he is not having it with us,” said Anna Musiyenko, a Ukrainian and a sophomore communication arts major. While the past week has become increasingly intense, the […]
Q&A with associate professor of mathematics Kyle Calderhead
Kyle Calderhead has been an associate professor of mathematics for seven years. He was recently awarded the 2014 Distinguished Faculty Award for teaching. He has also been featured in Scientific American […]
Choose housing based on community
With the semester coming to a close and a few different housing policies coming into effect next year, choosing where you want to live (and sometimes who you want to live […]
Academic cuts proposed in light of enrollment decline
It is no secret that budget cuts are happening, but where the cuts are happening is still a mystery to students. While athletic cuts have already been announced, academic cuts are […]
Budget cuts are local, national problem
When it comes to taking a closer look at finances, Malone is not alone. Universities all across the country are struggling. Since 2009 (which was a peak year for enrollment and […]
Senate Notebook: March 20
Senate Notebook is a regular news feature with the goal to keep students up to date on what Student Senate is up to. Senate meets every Wednesday at 9 p.m. in […]
