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Mount Vernon Nazarene University’s Thorne Library recently received a donation of more than 700 children’s books from former educator Nancy Short. The gifts, located in the library's Educational Resource Center, are now available for use and have greatly expanded the children’s literacy collection

After a brief illness, Point Loma Nazarene University professor, colleague, and friend G. L. Forward passed away August 4 in San Diego. He was 63. Forward was known for his love of old Humphrey Bogart movies, murder mysteries, and trips to the mountains — especially Big Bear. A self-described

Africa Nazarene University’s Business School and Computer Science Department, in collaboration with Kirche in Aktion , hosted Impact Week July 21 through 25 at its main campus in Nairobi. Themed “Creating Impact through Innovation and Entrepreneurship,” the event presented a new forum that sought to

Southern Nazarene University announced receipt of a fourth cycle of funding for the Leadership, Integrity, Friendship, Education (LIFE) Student Support Services (SSS) Program through the U.S. Department of Education’s TRIO programs . “The TRIO programs are an extremely competitive process,” said

An inside view of the RockSat payload. Northwest Nazarene University’s RockSat-X engineering team, in collaboration with Boise-based American Semiconductor, Inc. (ASI), launched an experimental payload on a sub-orbital sounding rocket to 100 miles above the Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday. The payload

Most people knew him simply as “Doc.” Known for his great intelligence and intimidating presence, Dr. G. Michael Moredock became, in many ways, the face of Trevecca’s Physician Assistant program. In 2012, Moredock was diagnosed with a brain tumor and retired from the program he had led for 26 years.

A week of Tell THE Story training was held on the campus of Mount Vernon Nazarene University July 20 through 24. Sixty-two attendees, including ministers and laity, came from 14 states and Canada to learn a discipling method that helps individuals present the Bible in a way that is simple to receive

Trevecca Nazarene University is striving to meet the educational needs of working adults interested in the healthcare industry. This fall, Trevecca’s School of Graduate and Continuing Studies will launch the university’s new bachelor’s degree in healthcare administration (HCA), the first program of

The Council for Accreditation of Counseling & Related Educational Programs (CACREP) just announced the official accreditation of Trevecca’s three graduate counseling programs: Clinical Mental Health Counseling (M.A.), Marriage, Couple and Family Counseling (M.M.F. C/T.) and Counseling Education and

Point Loma Nazarene University welcomed 177 athletes and delegates this week to its San Diego campus in conjunction with the Special Olympics World Games Los Angeles 2015 (LA2015), which begins on July 25. In advance of Saturday’s Opening Ceremonies, more than 7,000 athletes from 177 countries were