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Coaches often move from college program to college program quite frequently. Some coaches leave because they see greener pastures somewhere else; some coaches leave because of the chance to build something different and new; finally, other coaches are given no option but to leave because of the

Olivet Nazarene University announced the establishment of ONU Global, a program that oversees the university’s School of Graduate and Continuing Studies and administers non-traditional learning. ONU Global has locations in Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan, offering more than 30 undergraduate,

Southern Africa Nazarene University recently welcomed a team of 13 library and information technology personnel from eight Nazarene higher education institutions to implement new library and student management systems. The team members are from the USA, Great Britain, Malawi, and South Africa.

Former secretary, executive secretary, and administrative assistant Novice Marvene (Hinton) Morris, 86, passed away January 14. Novice served as assistant to the president to five Mount Vernon Nazarene University presidents from 1972 to 1991. Novice was born July 28, 1929, in Nashville, Tennessee,

Students seeking career preparation in business will have a new opportunity at MidAmerica Nazarene University this fall. The online bachelor of business administration will begin its first class in August. The 26-month program will offer 45 credit hours in business courses such as management,

In late December, a group of almost 50 Korean Nazarene University students and church members gathered in Iloilo City, Philippines, to spread the love of Christ. For two days they ministered to the people of the province of Dumangas, playing games with the children, offering health counseling, and

This week Mount Vernon Nazarene University announced details of its restructured School of Graduate and Professional Studies (GPS). Ronald Bolender, Class of 1977, was selected as dean for the School of Graduate and Professional Studies. Bolender was instrumental in the efforts to implement the

Nazarene Bible Institute Association celebrated the graduation of 66 people December 3 at Guatemala's Central Coban Church of the Nazarene. Nine of the graduates received Christian ministry degrees, 38 earned diplomas in Christian ministry, and 19 graduated from the leadership school. Students

Nashville residents may soon know more about preserving and marketing locally grown produce, thanks to a grant received by Trevecca Nazarene University's Urban Farm. The $50,000 grant from the Aetna Foundation will fund a project to teach local residents how to preserve, package, and market locally

MidAmerica Nazarene University and Trevecca Nazarene University received grants to establish a youth theology summer institute as part of Lilly Endowment’s High School Youth Theology Institutes initiative, which seeks to encourage young people to explore theological traditions, ask questions about