Maryville named ‘Great College to Work For’
On Aug. 5, Maryville College was given the honor of achieving “Greatest Colleges to Work For” recognition by the Chronicle…
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Isaac’s responds to student feedback
This month, Isaac’s Cafe introduced new Grab-n-Go options for Maryville College students interested in a quick bite on the go. The new sandwiches include…
Local corn maze features Anderson Tower
The Maple Lanes Farm 14th annualcorn maze and pumpkin patch will feature a 3-acre maze in the shape of Anderson Hall’s bell…
MC students travels to Chile, aid environmental efforts
Last spring, I was shocked and elated to hear I had been recruited to accompany Dr. Scott Henson, associate professor of political science…
Maryville receives ‘College of Distinction’ award
Maryville College was awarded the honor “College of Distinction” by CollegesofDistinction.com, a website that selects outstanding schools that provide superior higher education. Schools are chosen…
Fighting Scots welcome lady kicker
At 18-years-old, Whitley Perry is a force to be reckoned with. Hailing from Pleasantview — a town in West Tenn., near Nashville — Perry…
Scotflix offers free HD movies to students
Scotflix is a new service that gives students online access to free on-demand movies each month. Scotflix replaced SWANK, Maryville College’s previous movie channel,…
Summer Trip to France Offers Unique Kayaking Experience
“This is the Gatlinburg of France,” my mother said as we idled through traffic in the village of Brantome on…
Students react to faculty, staff cuts
In the latest of a series of financially-based cuts made at Maryville College, six faculty and staff members were let…
Memorable MC Moments
Between comps, theses and finals, a few seniors have found the time to share some of their favorite memories of…
Martin displays ceramic art in Blackberry Farm Art Gallery
Maryville College’s artist-in-residence program provides artists at MC the resources to create and discuss their works. This year, Polly Ann Martin,…
Carpe Librum: ‘Oh, the Places You’ll Go!’
In honor of our graduation, I decided an adaptation of “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” by Dr. Seuss was more…
Malaise and lack of dialogue hinder SGA
“It’s a three-legged stool consisting of staff council, faculty and SGA,” said Vandy Kemp, vice president and dean of students.…
Oh, Italia!
One evening, after a long day of exploring the sites of Florence (i.e. shopping in the leather markets, gobbling pizza…
Tales from Shack City
One night, I found myself running to my home. I had left my things outside, and rain was almost falling.…
Man’s true best friend
In the life of a college student, it’s hard to find the time between studying, extra curriculars on campus, work,…
Carter, Watts present senior voice recital
Two heaven-sent voices, some French classics, a sprinkle of sass and a dash of cat meows—mix that together, and what…
Director Whedon balances best elements of film in ‘The Avengers’
If you really think about the premise of Marvel’s “The Avengers,” it’s a movie that just shouldn’t work. You’ve got…
Oxfam International hosts hunger banquet
On April 25, the Peace and World Concerns Committee held a hunger banquet to raise money for Oxfam International, which…
The luck of the Irish
In the land of the Scots, one little Irish dame has found a home for the last year. She is…
Wells approves new majors, minors for curriculum
On April 9, vice president and dean of the college Dr. Barbara Wells approved seven new majors and two new…