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Making History: Men’s Soccer Makes Playoffs

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The men’s soccer team at Maryville pushed through to make it to the playoffs on Tuesday, October 26 after defeating University of Missouri St. Louis, UMSL, 2-1 in double overtime. After a few minutes of warm-up, the game against UMSL started. With a tough firs... More »

Racks on Racks on Racks: Holidays Working Retail

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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 »

Roommate Horror Stories

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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 »

What Was I Thinking? Tips for Staying Focused in Class

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Ever walk into class and let the lectures simply flow in one ear and out the other? It doesn’t take much to let the mind wander during difficult, especially at 8 a.m. The professor always seems to begin with the lights off during a PowerPoint presentation and ... More »

Humans of Maryville: Mahdi Salat

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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 »

Humans of Maryville: Adam Zobrist

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What influenced you to study abroad specifically to London? “I decided to study abroad in London, because I thought that submerging myself in a new culture would be beneficial to my future plans. I thought that living in a new market would give me an advantage... More »

Photo Gallery: LSA's Dia De Los Muertos Day of the Dead

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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 »

Horsing Around; Picnic and Ponies 2016

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Maryville’s Campus Activities Board held its first Picnic and Ponies event on Nov. 6. The sunny 60-degree weather was perfect. Seventeen students and advisors came out to ride horses and enjoy a picnic lunch. “We had a great turn out, the event was definitely ... More »

Uptown Dunk: New Players to Men's Basketball

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With winter sports starting in the coming weeks, we wanted to introduce you to the newest additions to the 2016-2017 men’s basketball team. The team had their first game of the season in Cedarville, Ohio on Nov. 11. The first home game is Tuesday, Nov. 15 at 7... More »

Rent-a-Skeleton: Maryville Hidden Gems and Perks of Sainthood

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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 »

Presidential Candidates 2016: Going DownHILL or Hell Toupée?

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As campaign season hits its peak, it’s impossible to go anywhere without seeing bumper stickers or yard signs reading that “there will be hell toupee” or “Hillary for prison.” While such a touchy topic hits close to home for many, Pawprint knows it’s something... More »

Saints by Day, Dawgs by Night: Fall Festival Week at a Glance

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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 »