By Rigel Le Claire Volume 67, No. 8 Senior recitals are concerts put on by students graduating from the Malone music department. These seniors may invite other people to add to their […]

By Mya Clark Volume 67, No. 8 At Malone, the Honors Program helps students academically and intellectually through experiences in and outside of the classroom.  The Honors Program is available to students […]

By James Gray Jr. Volume 67, No. 8 The Christmas season seems to be approaching fast, and for Malone, the list of traditions was rolled out the first week of December. Malone […]

By Jalen P. Turner Volume 67, No. 7 Since starting 34 years ago in 1987, Youth Explosion has been a popular and well-known conference in the area surrounding Malone. Youth Explosion is […]

By Ariana Manos Volume 67, No. 7 Every semester brings a new, diverse collection of authors from across the country to Malone’s campus. This fall, three authors, Beth Ann Fennelly, Meghan O’Gieblyn, […]

By Connor Curry Volume 67, No.7 The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) has launched an exciting challenge for the month of November to incentivize community service. SAAC is a nationwide committee made up […]

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. […]

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, […]

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 […]

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, […]

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 […]