Explain a little bit about, um, I mean, obviously at this point I know you well, and I think people at school know that I know you well. So my purpose in reaching out to you is – Through these interviews thus far, I’ve been really shaped and molded by the... More »
We asked Maryville students where do they want to be in 10 years from now. And here are their responses. Where do you want to be in 10 years? Leave a comment! More Posts More »
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 »
College is hard enough with exams, papers, endless studying, roommate drama and 8 a.m. classes. Worrying about what to eat, while having to cook with limited appliances can definitely add to the stress. Having dining hall food, takeout and PB&J day after day c... More »
When living with someone other than your parents or siblings, there are bound to be some issues that arise and weird things that occur. Some people just so happen to end up with more quirky roommates than others. Some Maryville students, past and present, have... More »
Why did you choose to major in physical therapy? I wanted to major in the health professions field, because I like working with and helping people. It’s a job [where] I will have a stable job in the United States and a field that is going to keep on growing. M... 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 »
What influenced you to leave Qatar and study abroad specifically to Maryville University in St. Louis? “Leaving home and going abroad for four years is never easy. I had to think hard about making the decision of going away. Since my two older siblings studied... 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 Maryville students approach the month of October, most are starting to get into the swing of things. By the swing of things, I mean living in the library and taking three naps a day. That still counts, right? Whether you’re a transfer student, freshman or y... More »
Maryville’s Latino Student Alliance sponsored their annual Day Of The Dead (Dia De Los Muertos) celebration. Students enjoyed some chocolate abuelita and pan dulce while learning more about how Latinos honor their deceased loved ones. More Posts More »
