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While there are many ways to expand your horizons while enrolled as Maryville student, there are only a few ways to gain first-hand cultural enrichment. At Maryville, study abroad trips are often one of the things students hear about most during freshmen orien... More »
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Individuals of all backgrounds came to march. “There were white middle aged men in business suits that I never would have thought would be at a women’s march,” Nicole Pruett, senior, said. She felt it was powerful to see such a diverse crowd united for one cau... More »
The Holidays are usually a time for Holiday cheer, filled with family and friends. To be honest, some people have had a Griswold-worthy holiday (referenced in The Christmas Vacation). Usually by the time this happens, the presents are all opened, wrapping pape... More »
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The room stood silent as Bernice King, daughter of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., spoke about our changing times. Bernice opened her lecture with the simple question. “What would you do to change the world?” Everyone in the audience was challenged to t... More »
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February is a huge month, as we all know. However, this isn’t just because Valentine’s Day is next week. It’s a huge month because Feb. 1st marks the beginning of Black History Month. Of course the month is celebrated nationally, but it’s also celebrated right... More »
In a digital era, nearly every college student has heard of Tinder. In fact, a large majority of students have actually used the app. Some love it, and some hate it. What is it that makes users swipe right or swipe left? Ben Berberich, sophomore, is a fan of u... More »