The weather may still be hot, but Fall Festival at Maryville can put you in an autumn mood. Fall Festival is a week-long series of events where organizations, USems and clubs organize and compete for the Fall Festival Trophy. Everyone is welcome to attend the ... More »
With over 1,600 volunteers and over 100 organizations, #MRO17 was the largest to date. Maryville Reaches Out, also known as MRO, is an annual event, a day when all students, faculty, staff and alumni are encouraged to share their time and talent in community s... More »
It starts with a Friday night. A group of friends gather around, the excitement growing for the big party they’re attending down the street. The stress of schoolwork and everyday life pushed aside, they’re ready for the time of their lives. Partying can allow ... More »
The following articles were written by middle schoolers during the C3 Coding Camp at Maryville. Coding Preparing Us For The Future By: Ta’Kiya Miles We will need coding in the future. The Fast Company website says “seven million... More »
All GIFs courtesy of giphy.com Physical activity: a major key to staying healthy outside of proper diet and getting your eight hours of sleep. Sure, it might be difficult to get motivated to go lift heavy things, to run around campus or go meet your sports tea... More »
If you have been living under a rock for the past couple months, Ed Sheeran came out with a new album: Divide. Sheeran released his new album on March 3 and the cheerios (what Sheeran call his fans) went wild. If you weren’t a fan before, then get ready to c... More »
All GIFs courtesy of Giphy.com The end of the semester is fast approaching, but there is much to do before then. Massive amounts of hours in the library, extra cups of coffee from Kaldi’s and wishing you were any place else are all a part of the process. Howev... More »
We had a round of 50 rapid-fire questions with Josh Parrish, Residential Assistant for Mouton Hall and reigning Mr. Maryville. Watch to learn about Josh’s favorite food, what he would do for fun on Mars and who he admires the most. More Posts More »
The U.S. Department of Education recently released a study from the National Center for Education Statistics, or NCES, that shows how important it is to get a college degree. According to the study, individuals that receive a bachelor’s degree make nearly $25,... More »
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