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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, Canada Web: ambrose.edu Date of Graduation Exercises: 28 April

Point Loma Nazarene University dedicated the new Lyle and Grace Prescott Prayer Chapel 1 May. The chapel is a new iteration of a structure that stands as a symbol of university values and the significant role prayer plays in the academic setting of PLNU. “From the creative acts to the constructive

Cybersecurity defense is now a concentration in the computer science major offered by the Department of Computer Science in the Martin D. Walker School of Engineering at Olivet Nazarene University. Reed Hall of Science is the home for the university’s new cybersecurity lab, and enrollment is now

Eastern Nazarene College’s Board of Trustees voted last month to endorse new initiatives in place of a merger with Trevecca Nazarene University. Immediate implementation includes plans to enact a strategic vision, complete a budget reset, expand an enrollment strategy focused on Nazarene youth,

Southern Nazarene University President J. Keith Newman announced the addition of Lena Crouso to the university’s Senior Leadership Team. Crouso will serve as vice president for Intercultural Learning and Engagement beginning 1 July. Crouso most recently served at Indiana Wesleyan University as the

NNU's Engineering Department builds a smart greenhouse in Argentina during a 2015 mission trip. In the 2018 fall semester, the Department of Engineering at Northwest Nazarene University will add agricultural to the concentrations available for students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in engineering.

Mount Vernon Nazarene University announced the launch of a new health sciences program that will be available in fall 2018. The Bachelor of Science in human services is designed to provide new routes for graduates to be involved in healthcare-related services, outside of direct hands-on patient care

Northwest Nazarene University recently met its fundraising goal of $16.5 million for a new student commons building, and groundbreaking will commence 9 March. NNU began fundraising two years ago. In December 2017, they announced a 60-day fundraising challenge to raise the last $500,000 for the

Gordon and A. J. Wetmore Nazarene Theological Seminary President Jeren Rowell and the NTS community joins many family members, friends, and colleagues in mourning the loss of A. J. Wetmore 29 January. A. J. and her husband, Gordon Wetmore, made an enduring mark on many students, faculty, and staff

Lindsey Seller is serving as the first ambassador for Trevecca’s social justice program. The ambassador program began as a way of giving social justice students the opportunity to be more involved and put the skills they learned in the classroom into practice. “We asked, ‘How can we provide our