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The Mount Vernon Nazarene University Department of Athletics announced Amanda Learned was selected as the new head coach of the women's basketball program. Learned comes to MVNU from Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights, Illinois, where she has served as the assistant women's basketball coach

The Church of the Nazarene Foundation recently presented $500,000 to Mount Vernon Nazarene University President Henry Spaulding for the establishment of the Harlan S. and M. Marie Ault Endowment. “The Ault Endowment will be a source of support for generations of those preparing for ministry at MVNU,

Mount Vernon Nazarene University's Graduate and Professional Studies now offers an M.Min. + MBA Dual Degree program, where students can earn both a Master of Ministry and a Master of Business Administration in only two years. All courses are being offered onsite, online, or via video conferencing.

Travis Keller was selected as Mount Vernon Nazarene University’s director of Alumni Relations, President Henry Spaulding announced on Thursday. A 2002 MVNU Bachelor of Arts in Religion graduate, Keller previously served as director of Student Life since 2011. Prior to that he was director of Student

Mount Vernon Nazarene University's Department of Nursing and Health Sciences will offer a Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders beginning this fall. This pre-professional degree will prepare students to pursue a graduate degree in audiology or speech-language pathology. MVNU is

The Wesleyan Theological Society awarded the Pastor-Preacher-Scholar Award to Mount Vernon Nazarene University President Henry W. Spaulding II during the society's 50th annual meeting, held at MVNU March 6 and 7. The Pastor-Preacher-Scholar Award is given to individuals whose service is deemed an

Mount Vernon Nazarene University was awarded a Title III Strengthening Institutions Program grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The grant, titled Improving Baccalaureate Success and Completion, will assist MVNU in designing and implementing its student success initiative, linking academic

Mount Vernon Nazarene University President Dan Martin announced during Saturday's commencement ceremonies that the institution received a $10 million anonymous commitment, the largest in the university's history. The historic gift will not only support the next phase of the university's Campus