Michelle (Houston) `20 and Nathan Martin `18

Nathan and I met in Student Senate his senior year, my sophomore year. He was Student Body President and I was the Co-SAC director. We spent a lot of time together for Senate training and flirted the whole time! I would always try to make sure I was in his group for different projects. One day we were working at Hammer and Nails, helping paint a house, and he was working on the roof by himself! The person in charge asked if anyone wanted to help him and I immediately volunteered (very chill). We ended up talking the entire time and got caught on the roof in the rain!

We ended up getting married right after I graduated in 2020, right in the midst of the COVID outbreak. God has been with us every step of the way, and I could not be more thankful for my time at Malone with my husband!

This photo is from Malone's homecoming dance my sophomore year.

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Alicia Hopkins `09

Alicia Hopkins met with U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh in Cleveland, Ohio last October to help advocate for funding for home and community based services for people with disabilities across Ohio.Alicia Hopkins got her artwork that is pictured accepted to the Accessible Expressions Ohio Exhibit set to open on March 26th 2022 at the Springfield Museum of Art https://www.springfieldart.net/?time=upcoming

Heather (McKimm) Manko `04 & Robyn (Rodocker) Peterson ‘04

Heather (McKimm) Manko `04 & Robyn (Rodocker) Peterson ‘04 were featured on Fox 8's New Day Cleveland for U Paintings business .

Joelle (Rex) `10 and Craig Carnes `10

Joelle (Rex) `10 and Craig Carnes `10 Craig and I met at Malone in the Fall of 2005 as freshman members of the Pioneers Marching Band. Yes, we met at BAND CAMP! He was a boy from Cincinnati and I, a girl from Cleveland, from complete opposite ends of the state and here we were meeting in Canton, Ohio. We learned that we had both been at Malone's Scholar's Day event the year before but never saw each other! During our first year at MU we hung out with the same core group of friends all five of us were pretty inseparable. Our time together as a group was spent watching movies or playing games in the Barn, going to Late Night in the cafeteria especially on nugget night, playing ping pong in the lounge of Gurney (PGB) or Froggy's, watching American Idol in dorms, or making trips to Taco Bell. Band and chorale were the major social outlets for both of us and being in such frequent company made it easy to grow fond of each other. We began dating the summer after our freshma...

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