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Nazarene institutions of higher learning across the United States are implementing new on-campus procedures as well as adjustments to the academic calendar.

The Chapman International College Board of Regents announced the appointment of Joel Kim as the new vice-chancellor.

Joining with African American leaders across the country, leaders in Trevecca Nazarene University’s School of Music and Worship Arts announced the Center for African American Worship Studies on 6 July 2020.

Trevecca Nazarene University is offering free online professional development training that will help prepare local teachers as they teach remotely.

Tim Eades, SNU’s provost and chief academic officer, announced the formation of a two-college academic structure that becomes effective May 11, 2020. Eades introduced the: • College of Undergraduate Studies • College of Professional and Graduate Studies Steven Betts has been appointed the vice

Trevecca Nazarene University recently announced two new graduate religion degrees. A 25 percent scholarship will be available to Nazarene pastors for fall 2020.

It only took an hour for MVNU alumnus Jay Ruffner to build a box to help shield nurses and doctors intubating a patient.

Olivet Nazarene University announced Stephen Lowe as the new vice president for Academic Affairs. He replaces Carol Summers, who recently announced she would be taking an early retirement.

MNU President David Spittal announced the appointment of Daniel Rincones as dean of students effective in July. Rincones has been the director of residential life since 2015.

Olivet Nazarene University is offering its on-campus housing to first responders and essential health workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Recently, two hospitals and several groups of first responders reached out to Olivet to request temporary housing for those that are working on the frontlines