Maryville College spring sports in action
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MC springs toward the end of the semester
With the end of the semester rapidly approaching, and many MC students coming to the end of their college careers,…
Maryville College’s English Department finalizes two new positions
The Maryville College English department is finalizing the hiring process for a new literature professor and writing lecturer, who will…
Club leaders face fluctuating participation from MC students
According to the Maryville College student organization website, MC offers over 40 clubs for Scots to choose from, but balancing…
Grease is the word: a personal review of Maryville College’s Grease
April 16-19, the Maryville College Theatre Department put on a stage production of the musical Grease by Jim Jacobs and…
Departing faculty members on Maryville College’s retention challenges
Throughout the academic year, press releases have announced the retirement of faculty members at MC, including long-time professors Jan Taylor,…
MC3 Band prepares to take its final bow of the academic year at April 28 concert
On the final Tuesday in April, the MC3 Band, under the direction of MC3 Band Director Jay Romines, will present…
Contested election brings new energy to MC student government
For the first time in several years, the Maryville College Student Government Association (SGA) student body presidential election is contested,…
Expanding Horizons 2026 aims to learn through stories, now open for registration
Maryville College resembles nothing like the “little shanty of a house” where the Rev. Isaac Anderson first established it in…
Tennis doubles play relies on chemistry and teamwork
Doubles is an integral part of the college tennis format, and one that MC has struggled with in the past.…
Ted Higgs retires after years of service, both to his country and to Maryville
Professor Ted Higgs, adjunct instructor of English, history, Italian and Latin is retiring after 13 years of teaching at Maryville…
As Dr. Aaron Astor bids farewell, what does that mean for the MC History Department?
Rumors have been confirmed that Professor of History Dr. Aaron Astor and Lecturer in Education Dr. Samantha Astor will leave…
Brian Childs (’69): stories from his time as Echo editor
Brian Childs (‘69) attended Maryville College during a period of tremendous social change at a global, national and local scale.…
The rise, fall, and potential revival of the Chilhowean yearbook on MC campus
The first Maryville College Chilhowean yearbook was published in 1906, and these books now serve as time capsules for alumni…
Maryville College Baseball team carries on a legacy 150 years in the making
As Maryville College baseball celebrates its 150th anniversary, the program reflects on a legacy that dates back to 1876, while…
Delta Kappa Epsilon and the history of Greek life at MC
Going to college is a complex time for many – entering a new chapter can be exciting and frightening. Some…
New sociology professor to join MC faculty for 2026-27: Annie McGhee
After in-depth interviews and meetings with faculty and students, Annie McGhee has been hired as the new sociology professor, and…
MC celebrates outstanding students at annual student awards ceremony
Renowned students at Maryville College were recognized for their academic excellence and personal achievements during the annual Celebration of Student…
MC students seek health care off campus grounds
At one time, an on-campus nurse in Fayerweather Hall offered students immediate medical care without leaving campus. Now, students must…
Opinions on MC McGill’s vs. new honors program
The McGill Scholarship Program, established in 2017, offers prestigious scholarships to incoming first-year and transfer students at Maryville College. According…
A look at the work behind the production of MC Theatre’s ‘Grease,’ opening April 16
Maryville College’s full-scale musical production of Grease will debut on Thursday of this week and continue through Sunday, no small…