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![A Shared Journey Born and raised in Brazil, freshmen Beatriz Faria and Giovanna Veronese came to the United States to experience American culture while receiving their degrees, B in marketing and G in Business. For the pair, studying abroad in the United States has always been a dream, and now it has become a reality, and they are doing it together. I recently had the opportunity to talk with Faria and Veronese about their home country, Brazil, and the differences […]](https://www.maryvillepawprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/brazil_ticket_matched.png)
![The Journey Here From Cairo, Egypt, to St. Louis, Missouri, international student Khadija Moustafa came to the US to pursue a degree and continue her athletics at Maryville University. Despite a few changes in her plan here, she’s made the most of it. During our conversation, I learned about her experiences coming to the US and the cultural differences between here and Egypt. Here are three big takeaways I learned from our conversation: 1. Sports are not the same in […]](https://www.maryvillepawprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/egypt_ticket_matched.png)
![A World Beyond Our Own I have a deep personal fascination with the world beyond my immediate surroundings. I enjoy learning about the lived experiences of people with upbringings and backgrounds different from my own. Between learning about other cultures’ traditions, food, and social norms, I am consistently reminded of just how vast and different the world is beyond the United States. I believe everyone should learn about or experience different cultures at some point in their lives, but unfortunately, […]](https://www.maryvillepawprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Gemini_Generated_Image_5qe8jc5qe8jc5qe8.jpg)
![Can music actually increase students’ productivity when doing schoolwork? A study found music improves worker productivity and perceived happiness in the workplace, furthermore suggesting that no music will hurt performance. A common problem among students is their inability to focus for prolonged periods. Maryville students are no different. The study, conducted by Kathleen R. Keeler, a doctoral student, and Jose M. Cortina, Pd.D., professor in the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Business, clarifies the ‘right’ music must be used for […]](https://www.maryvillepawprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/IMG_5006-1400x912.jpg)
Flip Flopping Fantasy part 1: Democratically Elected Dark Lord
Blowing the twin-horns of Rezgoroth the Sunderer, the Dark Lord’s two generals roused the legions of their master into a frenzy. A flood of roars and war-chants rolled through the air of Hillspine Crater, accompanied by the ringing and scraping of blades, spears, arrows, hammers, and shields, all of which engraved with icons of destruction and fortification. Tattered flags depicting the snarling v... More »
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The Next Gen Toons
This is a place where you can relive your childhood shows and movies that you may have forgotten about in adulthood. Devin HaleMore Posts More »
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Small Things Big Thoughts: Closed Mouths Don’t Get Fed
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Yapping with Nan S2 Ep5
Season 2 Episode 5 Last episode for Season 2. Can’t wait for Season 3, where I take you around Saint Louis to my favorite study spots! Nanna SomboonsitMore Posts More »
Yapping with Nan Season 2 Ep 4
I wanted to do a little recap video on some thing happening in my life right now, we will be back to regularly scheduled program in the next Episode. Nanna SomboonsitMore Posts More »
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The Hypothetical Hotseat – is a burrito considered a wrap?
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