Dr. Ambler employs service learning in sociology classes
In an uncommon break from the traditional classroom learning setting, Dr. Susan Ambler’s social problems class is participating in service…
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International sudies paradigm adjusted, concentrated
As of this semester, changes have been made to the international studies major and minor paradigms. New classes have been…
Idlette competes for NFL scouts UTC Pro Day
Chattanooga—It’s that patented fade route to the right side of the end zone that we’ve all grown to love. However,…
Pipes, Glens and Thistles: Maryville College Concert Choir and Ensemble present celebration of gratitude
Anticipated to be one of the most memorable performances at Maryville College, “A Celebration of Gratitude” is a thankful recognition…
Get out, travel your home front
In the past two months, I’ve checked more places off my to-visit list than I probably had in my entire…
Santiago Correa: striving to make difference
For some international students, attending college is an opportunity that would be otherwise impossible in their native countries. Santiago Correa…
Carpe Librum: George Friedman’s ‘The Next Decade’
“A century is about events. A decade is about people.” This is how George Friedman, author of “The Next Decade:…
‘Komodotion’ has taken over Knoxville Zoo
While she does not have wings or breathe fire, Khaleesi is still a dragon princess. The new addition to the…
Students react to Kony 2012
In recent weeks, a viral video has been taking the Internet by storm. The “Kony 2012″ short film has been…
Lambert recieves assembley honor for having “fun”
If the satisfaction of the remarkable accomplishment of reaching 600 wins wasn’t enough for Coach Randy Lambert, being honored in…
Insecurity and its poisonous effects
It is the natural tendency of humanity to be innately flawed, and the exposure of these shortcomings excites a sense…
Mark Hall: master of art, master of life
Professor of art Mark Hall’s office is packed with an array of items: light-up flamingos, Hawaiian party supplies, a giant…
Welcome to the thunderdome
This article is about a subject that is much more serious and delicate than I normally address, so please forgive…
Campus organizations hold first-annual History Fair
On March 31, several clubs and interest groups came together for Maryville College’s first-annual History Fair. The History Club created…
The Point After
Though March had some madness, my bracket being one of its many victims, when the smoke had settled, four very…
‘The Hunger Games’ phenomena: which side are you on?
Often compared to “Twilight” for its passionate and sizable fandom, “The Hunger Games” has inspired movie-goers and readers to reflect…
Gregory Williams to visit MC about MACC/FACT advocacy organizations
Bonner Scholar and Maryville College Alumni Janean Strobert has invited CEO and co-founder of Males Advocating Change Together (MACC) and…
‘Tis the season to spring into action
The Great Smoky Mountains and all their scenic vistas are literally just down the road, so grab your hiking boots…
Fun.’s ‘Some Nights’: album fit for college students
Fun. There is perhaps no band with a more fitting name. Gaining notoriety for their song featured in a Super…
College faces budget challenge head-on
On March 7, the Maryville College 2012 budget was sent out to faculty and staff, explaining the challenges ahead concerning…
Living in the shadow of Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh Castle is undoubtedly the most evocative image of Scotland’s capital city. Perched high on an extinct volcano in the…