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Eastern Nazarene College announced Montague Williams will serve as chaplain to the college. Currently the chair of ENC’s Division of Religion and Philosophy, Williams will continue in that role while assuming leadership of campus efforts to strengthen and unify the college’s academic and spiritual

The Northwest Nazarene University Board of Trustees announced Joel K. Pearsall accepted a four-year appointment as president of NNU. Pearsall has been serving the university in an interim role as president since June 2015. “Over the past nine months, Joel Pearsall has demonstrated that he is well

After only four seasons in existence, the Olivet Nazarene University men's swimming and diving team captured the university’s first NAIA national championship, clinching the 2016 title last weekend in Columbus, Georgia. The Olivet women’s swimming and diving team, also a four-year-old program, won

MidAmerica Nazarene University and Johnson County Community College officials announced a revised articulation agreement reaffirming the enduring partnership between the two schools. Signed by MNU President David Spittal and JCCC President Joseph M. Sopcich in a meeting at JCCC, the revised

Ben Zobrist Olivet Nazarene University announced a new partnership with Major League Baseball's Chicago Cubs that makes Olivet the official education partner of the Cubs organization. Ben Zobrist, Cubs second baseman and a member of Olivet’s class of 2004, will serve as the university’s spokesperson

Quincy College students who earn an associate’s degree are now able to continue their studies at Eastern Nazarene College, earning a bachelor’s degree in management through a new partnership between the two colleges. Through a new articulation agreement between the two colleges, Quincy College

Left to right: PLNU's Rob Gailey leads Q&A with speakers Paul Niehaus, Dianne Calvi, and Bruce Wydick. The Center for International Development at Point Loma Nazarene University hosted the San Diego Global Poverty Forum on PLNU’s campus February 15. The half-day event brought leading speakers from

The Nazarene Theological Seminary Center for Pastoral Leadership hosted a series of service projects, worship services, panel discussions, and dialogues the week of January 18 to honor the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and to address issues of race, privilege, and the responsibility of

Jessy Anne Walters, a Trevecca Nazarene University communication studies major, was selected to present her research project at the 2016 National Conference on Undergraduate Research. This is the first time a Trevecca student has been selected to present at the annual conference. Scheduled for April

For the past two years, Mount Vernon Nazarene University has been in the midst of an $11 million comprehensive campaign, "I Will... The Campaign for MVNU." The campaign has five giving areas, one of which is Fund the Future. The goal for this portion of the campaign was 12 new endowments — a goal