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The Resource Center for Pastoral Leadership at Southern Nazarene University recently hosted two equipping events for pastors. Taking place during Clergy Appreciation Month, the semiannual Pastor’s Forum was held on the SNU campus in Bethany, Oklahoma, and live-streamed to pastors in multiple states

Shortly after the Royals made the July 28 trade that would put Ben Zobrist in one of their jerseys, his mother, Cindi, scoured through tubs of keepsakes for a throwback version: A weathered Royals T-shirt fit for a toddler, circa 1985, inscribed with “BEN 1” on the back. She finally unearthed it

Former Mount Vernon and Trevecca Nazarene University dean of students and faculty member John J. Donoho passed away October 22. John and his wife, Lora Donoho, served respectively as dean of students and director of Athletics at MVNU from 1975 to their joint retirement in 1990. John was born March 6

Abundant Life Church of the Nazarene in Columbia, South Carolina. Hurricane Joaquin steered clear of the mainland U.S. last month, but the heavy rainfall associated with the storm didn’t. As record rain fell on the U.S. East Coast, South Carolina experienced unprecedented flooding. The floods closed

Southern Nazarene University President Loren Gresham announced the university will publish a newly revised magazine to reach its alumni, friends, and supporters across the U.S. and around the world. The magazine will be released just prior to SNU's annual Homecoming celebration, November 6 and 7.

Northwest Nazarene University’s CubeSat design team recently received a NASA Idaho Space Grant Consortium undergraduate research grant for the 2015-2016 year. The grant will fund the MakerSat-1 project, Idaho’s ISS-based CubeSat Research Platform. This is the third Idaho Space Grant Consortium grant

Since 1970, Olivet Nazarene University has prepared engineers for professional careers. With the dedication of the Martin D. “Skip” Walker School of Engineering on October 6, the ABET-accredited engineering program enters a new era. “Today Olivet recognizes the professional accomplishments and

In 2008, the Church of the Nazarene merged three institutions in Swaziland (College of Theology, College of Nursing, and the College of Education) to form the Nazarene Higher Education Consortium. This entity was recognized by the government of the Kingdom of Swaziland and continued a pattern of

Mount Vernon Nazarene University was recently welcomed as an institutional participant in The State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (SARA) initiative. The SARA initiative is an agreement among member states that establishes comparable national standards for interstate offering of postsecondary

Faye Speer (seated) along with Ming Wang (left), Dan Boone (middle), and Ben Speer (right). Faye (Ihrig) Speer, an alumna and longtime friend of Trevecca Nazarene University, died in the early morning hours of October 13. She was 86. A native of Kentucky, Speer attended Trevecca from 1946 to 1948.