Aaron Zorn started his freshman year at Malone in 2007. He quickly made friends and immediately felt at home. “The place felt like more of a home to me than my home […]
Homecoming ballot disclosure
WATCH: Aviso Reporter Heidi Marston discloses the results of the Malone University 2010 homecoming ballot. Reported by Heidi Marston Produced and Edited by Michael Garwood
Football’s first half nightmare, main culprit in loss to St. Xavier (IL)
“I have never, in my coaching career, had a first half like we had and I have been a part of some really bad football teams,” said Pioneers head coach Eric Hehman. […]
Pacifism challenges personal beliefs
The last three years at Malone I have been encouraged to think, question and learn. Many new ideas have been presented to me. One of these new ideas was pacifism. For a […]
Belle and Sebastian return with old and new tricks
Write About Love, Belle & Sebastian’s first album since 2006’s The Life Pursuit, is something of a return to form for the Scottish pop classicists and also a step forward. To properly […]
Volleyball’s comeback falls short at Walsh
They had the motivation—to avenge a recent loss to their archrivals. They had the talent—led by two-time American Mideast Conference Player of the Week Jen Gahagan. And when they were down early […]
Friday Night Jam showcases local and student Musicians
Most people don’t expect much from Malone on the weekends. Maybe a movie in the barn, perhaps a trip to Applebee’s for half-priced appetizers, or even hitching a ride to Fawcett Stadium […]
Pacifist explains lesser-known effects of war
John Geib was still a teenager when he was drafted into military service in Vietnam, but even then he did not believe it was a just war. When he went to explain […]
Film Festival features ten student films
At the Canton Palace Theater on Friday September 8, ten university students excitedly awaited the screening of some of their very own films at the First Annual International Film Festival. Judges of […]
