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Trevecca Nazarene University’s Urban Farm was recognized by Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) as a winner of the 2015 Governor’s Environmental Stewardship Awards. The Urban Farm won the award in the category titled “Environmental Education

Students at Northwest Nazarene University take a graduation selfie. NCN News compiled the following list of spring commencement reports from each of the Nazarene institutions of higher education on the USA/Canada Region: Ambrose University President: Gordon T. Smith Location: Calgary, Alberta,

Ambrose University announced the launch of the Diploma in Acting program for fall 2015. This two-year commencement into the art and industry of theatre prepares students for careers as professional actors, directors, and playwrights. It also provides a strong foundation for a variety of roles in

Rob L. Staples died of pneumonia May 19 in Kansas City, Missouri. He is survived by Marcella, his wife of nearly 64 years, two daughters and their spouses, Karen and Louis Gelling and Lynda and Jerry Cohagan, and four grandchildren. Rob Lyndal Staples was born on a farm near Murray, Kentucky, June

For Bailey Weghorst, a senior youth ministry major at Mount Vernon Nazarene University, attending Nazarene Theological College in Manchester, United Kingdom, for a semester was her first time out of the U.S. She was on track to graduate early and attending NTC-Manchester helped her meet that goal.

Five professors and one staff member retired from Mount Vernon Nazarene University this year. Jim Harriman, assistant professor of accounting, retired from his position after 10 years. Prior to his work at MVNU, Harriman was a manager at Huntington Bank for 28 years and taught on the college level

Olivet Nazarene University recently announced the appointment of Mark R. Quanstrom as dean of the School of Theology and Christian Ministry, effective June 1. He is responsible for overseeing the school’s undergraduate and graduate academic programs, as well as the work of its faculty members. A

Left to right: Terry Toler, Loren Gresham, Arlita Warrick Harris, Mark Lail Southern Nazarene University recently received $166,000 for the establishment of the F. Irwin Harris Ministerial Scholarship Endowment. The donation was presented by Church of the Nazarene Foundation Executive Vice President

Ben Circeo shakes hands with course instructor Ron Galloway. Three Northwest Nazarene University seniors participated in a course titled “Franchise Venture” this spring. The class tasked each student to prepare a business plan for a Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory franchise. The three students

The Point Loma Nazarene University Athletics Department announced Jacqui McSorley will not return as head coach for the Sea Lions women's golf team during 2015-2016 season. "We greatly appreciate Jacqui's efforts these past five years," said Ethan Hamilton, PLNU Athletics director. "She had a