One thing that a lot of people think that they know about, especially in college, is sex. The fact of the matter is that many people don’t know what they think they know. In the process of investigating this, a group of eight students, who wished to remain ano... More »
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We had a round of 50 rapid-fire questions with Turan Mullins, the assistant dean for diversity and inclusion. More Posts More »
Who is Marilyn? “I’m a first-year biology and chemistry major. I’m hoping to do some research next year then eventually medical school. My end goal would be to work in Syria or the Congo to put my degree to good use. I’m from Mexico. I came to the states when ... More »
While we can all remember our crazy college stories and embarrassing moments in the apartments or at the bar, we sometimes forget that our professors have had these moments, too. We asked some faculty and staff about their crazy college stories, and they seeme... More »
As breast cancer impacts people around the world, it also happens to those around us at Maryville. Breast cancer is a part of our mothers, cousins, professors, janitors and classmates, and in October, it is breast cancer awareness month. In 2013, Geri Dreiling... More »
As the Holiday season is coming around the corner, customers want to get the best deals and the best presents for loved ones. Customers yell at retail employees about long lines and low inventory, making working this season every retail workers’ nightmare. Bla... More »
Maryville’s Fall Festival is being held from Oct. 3 to Oct. 7, 2016. The theme this year is Saints by Day and Dawgs by Night. Mr. Maryville will kick off the week, as it is the first opportunity for teams to compete for spirit points. The events are as follows... More »
Ever wonder who manages social media for Maryville? That would be Chris Reimer. Reimer has been the associate director of new media at Maryville for the last two years. We asked Reimer the following questions as a part of Pawprint’s take on a “What’s Up We... More »
Laura Schechter, president of EMPOWER, discusses stereotypes about feminism, why intersectionality is important and how to approach difficult conversations. Watch this video to learn more. More Posts More »
