By James Kontur Over fall break, while many students got to go home and enjoy some time off, both the swim team and women’s volleyball team stayed to compete and improve their […]
MALONE ATHLETICS FIGHT THROUGH FALL BREAK
HEALING IS NOT LINEAR
By Annie Kadlecek Fred Rogers, an American TV influence from 1951 to 2001, once said, “Anything that’s human is mentionable, and anything that is mentionable can be more manageable. When we can […]
LONG STORY SHORT(S)
By Tori Rodgers The annual student led Shorts Festival this fall semester opened on Wednesday October 9th to great success. After wrapping up the following Saturday, there were over 300 attendees for […]
MALONE HAS SOMETHING TO CELEBRATE
By Abigail LaRoy Celebration is an SFO opportunity where Malone’s worship team gathers together every other Thursday night in the East Campus Center for a night to worship God and hear the […]
WHAT IS ENACTUS?
By Carmen Krichbaum Malone has a wide variety of clubs and organizations on campus, but one that stands out is Enactus. Enactus stands for ENtrepreneurial ACTion in US. It is an international […]
STUDENT TUTORING PROGRAM
By Leah Jablonski After reviewing the class’s semester topics, including multi step equations, complex zeros, polynomial problems, graphing functions, freshman Abby Oscovitch said, “That was when I knew I should look into […]
THE MAC LAB SLIDING PUZZLE
By Tori Rodgers The Mac lab that was previously housed beneath the library in CL46 has now merged with the lab in the Johnson Center to become a larger and more sophisticated […]
ESPORTS:A NEW AND COMPETITIVE WAY TO GET INVOLVED
By Myriah Smith Malone has recently introduced E-Sports as a new club sport. The club meets every Friday from 7-9pm in the basement of the library with around 20-25 students attending. Their […]
COUCHES FOR COMMUNITY
By Abigail Laroy Davenport Derby is a tradition that has been beloved by Malone students since the 1960’s. Every September, students round up their teams, pick a theme, and go all out […]
