Alumni Usher in a New Generation of Montreat College Students

For many students, college is a transformative time—a season to grow, forge lifelong friendships, and prepare for their future careers. Yet, how many college graduates can say they have made a difference in students’ lives after their four years are complete? At...

Dr. Alex Sosler Authors Christian Living Book of the Year

Christianity Today has honored A Short Guide to Spiritual Formation: Finding Life in Truth, Goodness, Beauty, and Community, written by Dr. Alex Sosler, as the 2024 winner of the Christian Living Book of the Year. “I didn’t even know it was nominated for an award,...

Montreat College Online Reports Enrollment Growth in 2024

Enrollment for Montreat College Online offered through the School of Adult and Graduate Studies (AGS), surpassed the enrollment headcount from the previous academic year, reflecting the college’s ongoing commitment to empowering students in their pursuit of education...

Ivana Marin Muñoz: Praise in the Storm

On the evening of September 26, 2024, Ivana Marin Muñoz didn’t think much of her landlord’s advice to move her car to higher ground. Later that night, despite a friend’s offer to stay in Asheville for the night, she decided it would be fine to stay at her townhome...

Landon Chambers: Faith from the Flood

Like many North Carolina residents, Landon Chambers never could have anticipated the upheaval that would happen when Hurricane Helene invaded the mountains. A senior majoring in Christian Ministry at Montreat College and a member of the Cavalier men’s wrestling team,...

Discovery Program Prepares for 50th Anniversary

Standing above all other summits in the Appalachian Mountains, Mount Mitchell rises 6,684 feet above sea level as the highest point in the United States east of the Mississippi River. Each year, select Montreat College students start their final challenge of a...

Ezra Whitaker: Creating Her Own Path

After graduating from high school at the young age of 16, Ezra Whitaker bravely decided to move eight hours away from her family and friends. While her family had all attended the same university near their hometown of Memphis, Ezra knew immediately she was headed...