The Golden Louies is an event that many look forward to every year. The event is run by Maryville University’s own online newspaper organization, Pawprint, and offers awards to nominees across campus. This is a way for Maryville students and faculty to be reco... More »
In this video we look at one of Maryville Universities many hidden gems, The Anex building. Zoe DavisMore Posts More »
Learn how to cook cheap and simple meals at home when you’re a college student! Macie MaislinMore Posts More »
Pawprint participates in the giving tree this year. Check it out! Macie MaislinMore Posts More »
When a teach announces a big exam is coming up some students immediately start to prepare as soon as the class is over, but others push it off until the very last second. The difference between those two types of people categorizes them into two groups: the ov... More »
It all started with a slab of concrete and a group of determined, hard-working students. While some chose to stay home for spring break, others chose to lend a hand to those in need. Maryville University offers several alternative spring break trips, but the s... More »
By day, she attends class as a student at Maryville University. By night, she skates on the ice of the Scott Trade Center for thousands to see. Meet Emma Pinson: a first-year student and a member of the St. Louis Blue’s Blue Crew. AdministratorMore Posts More »
What got you started in taekwondo? “I just started off of a whim. I just wanted to get out my comfort zone, and this is something that was offered around where I lived, so I decided to give it a shot and I ended up loving it. I started in 2011, so it’s been se... More »
See what the students have to say about our favorite school! AdministratorMore Posts More »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fx7D48bcB8&t=138s Check out this interview with the new Maryville student, Takeshi Osumi. AdministratorMore Posts More »
I went around campus and asked students to tell me a joke for a piece of candy, and this is what they said. AdministratorMore Posts More »
https://youtu.be/ZQIcaz90Y1s When she was just 12 years old, freshman Maddie Ruhel experienced first-hand oppression. “Someone told me that I was going to hell because I’m Jewish. Even at school I was always the center of Jew jokes,” said Maddie. “Kids even c... More »
