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Olivet Nazarene University’s School of Graduate and Continuing Studies announced Your Way, a ground-breaking initiative that features tuition-free general education courses that will provide adult students with a pathway to earn a bachelor’s degree.

The Olivet Nazarene University Board of Trustees elected Gregg Chenoweth as the 13th president of ONU. Chenoweth will assume his duties as university president on 1 June 2021.

Nazarene Theological Seminary of South America celebrated its 32nd graduation ceremony at the end of 2020. Thirty-three students from Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela received degrees.

Trevecca Nazarene University officials announced several actions that will make it possible for Trevecca to continue equipping graduates to make a difference through health science professions long into the future.

Southern Nazarene University announced that its Resource Center for Pastoral Leadership will now be known as the Toler Resource Center for Pastoral Leadership, in memory and honor of Stan Toler and in appreciation of Terry Toler. Rick Harvey, lead pastor of Bethany, Oklahoma, First Church of the

Trevecca Nazarene University is offering a series of online seminars exploring the power of lament and hope as a way of gospel engagement in times of crisis. The seminars will be offered one night a week from 26 October to 7 December.

Haury Cerdas, a blind man in the Certificate in Worship program at Seminario de las Americas in Costa Rica, was unsure if he would be able to continue his education when the seminary switched to online education in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, but he has found success despite the challenges.

Once again, U.S. News & World Report named several Nazarene institutions of higher education among "America's Best Colleges." The publication recently released their rankings for 2021.

MidAmerica Nazarene University broke ground on a new building that will house student services, the dining hall, Admissions, and more. The building will replace the Campus Center, one of the university's first five original buildings.

Southern Nazarene University has received funding renewal for the Student Support Services (SSS) Program through the US Department of Education’s TRIO programs. SNU will receive a total of $1,371,055 over five years and will contribute $35,586, or 13% of the annual grant funding value, annually.