Staff

Justin Brewer is a 4th year communications major with a focus on strategic communications, a minor in business administration and a love for all things words. He is also a runner on the cross country and track & field teams and the president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee here at Maryville. He is the host of The Shipp Show, a podcast in which he sits down with Maryville University’s President, Dr. Daniel Shipp and talks all things athletics. From the importance of athletics on campus, to Dan’s plans for athletics, we will deep dive it all. Tune in to The Shipp Show to see what’s happening in MU athletics. Be sure to follow @the.shipp.show on TikTok as well for highlights and behind the scenes content!

Audrey Jenkins is a third-year Communications major with an emphasis in Strategic Communications, a minor in Sociology, a certificate in Diversity Studies, and a passion for helping others. In “Pets of Maryville,” she will focus on highlighting the pets of students on campus. Many students are miles and miles away from home and need an anecdote of puppy love in their lives right now. When she isn’t busy with work or school, you can typically find Audrey spending time with her roommates and their three cats or watching one of her favorite romcom movies. 

Cate Newstead-Adams is a second-year communications student. She’s teaming up with
Elizabeth Bleyer to create a podcast that dives into all the little things that defined our
childhoods, from weird TV shows to forgotten toys. When she’s not busy with school, you can find her visiting a new thrift store or trying to find the best latte in town.

Elizabeth Bleyer is a senior studying strategic communications. Her Pawprint Project is a podcast she is creating with her classmate, Cate Newstead-Adams, that explores the theme of childhood nostalgia, titled “Nostalgia Now.” Outside of her studies, Elizabeth serves as the social media manager for Maryville’s a cappella group, Notorious. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends, scrolling through TikTok, and binge-watching reality TV, with Dance Moms being a personal favorite.

Ella Bland is a junior transfer currently studying communications. She has a passion for food and fitness and is converting this into a TikTok series called Maryville Meals. Ella’s series will follow her on her journey to find quick easy eats near Maryville’s campus.  

Adam Eveker is a fourth-year Communications student at Maryville University and the creator of the social media series, “Maryville Mythbusters.” Ever wondered if common college myths are real or just rumors? In his series, Adam investigates and tests popular myths among college students to reveal whether they’re true or busted. Passionate about sharing fun, informative content and connecting with the Maryville community, Adam brings curiosity and creativity to every episode. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, cooking, and playing sports.

Katelyn Ratliff is a four year English major with minors in both Creative Writing and Communications. Katelyn will publish a series of articles on local bookshops in the St. Louis area. In her free time, Katelyn loves to spend time with friends, read, and watch movies and shows.

Carlie Loughary is a first-year communications major studying business leadership and management. She is the founder and host of “Souls Behind the Scholars,” where she gives incoming Maryville students an inside look at what happens at the Scholars Competition. She also invites students on the podcast who have previously won one of the scholarships and has them share how this scholarship has impacted them. When she is not striving for her degree, she is running, baking, or spending time with her family. 

Taylor Grover is a third-year photo and video major with a minor in communications. She is working on a video podcast called “Messy” with fellow staff members Megan Crane and Kayla Niemeyer, whose goal is to address what it is like to be in their twenties and the highs and lows that come with it. Outside of PawPrint, Taylor is an intern for Maryville Admissions as their Digital Media Coordinator. She also owns a photography business outside of school and loves spending time with friends, family, and her cats!

 

Ashlyn Wallis is a senior communications major with a knack for blending wisdom with humor. Her Pawprint Project, “Big Sis Sitdown,” is a podcast and TikTok series that dishes out all the real talk on what to expect when stepping onto campus for the first time. From dorm room disasters to navigating the social scene, Ashlyn’s got it covered with a dose of big-sisterly advice. Fun fact: when she’s not sharing college tips, she’s perfecting her own dorm room come to mouton 207 to see for yourself 😉 !

Abigail Webb is a third-year communications major with a passion for entertaining others through effective storytelling. With an interest in digital media and anything spooky, Abigail loves sharing ideas that make people think. Her Pawprint project is combining all of these through a podcast on haunted places around the St. Louis area. She plans to take the audience on a thrilling journey of the supernatural, explaining the legends, historical background, and personal stories. Each episode will uncover chilling tales about local history and real-life encounters to keep listeners on the edge of their seats. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, this podcast will leave you questioning what lurks in the shadows of St. Louis.  

Eva Rolfe is a Senior at Maryville University studying Communications. She has a passion for fashion, friends, food, and fun. If there’s one thing she knows, it’s how to enjoy life– and that includes eating well. Her nickname is “Eva Boss,” so what better project name is there than “Boss Bites”? She will be your go-to guide for the best restaurants around St. Louis, perfect for Maryville students who want more than just campus food. Whether you want a quick bite between classes, are planning a fun dinner with great friends, or need the perfect date night spot, she’s got you covered!

Jessie Earley is a junior at Maryville University majoring in English and striving for minors in Business and Creative Writing. She can be found in the class and on the field, as she is on the Maryville Field Hockey team. This semester, she is creating a new and entertaining YouTube channel called “Halftime,” where she brings local STL coffee shop treats to her fellow athletes to interview them in their natural habitats. She’s willing to dive into the deep end to learn a few new skills unbeknownst to her and maybe dig into some new hobbies.