Review: “The Shape of Water”
“The Shape of Water” is a 2017 thriller and a story of the underdog, the less privileged, and the misunderstood.…
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Ariana Grande releases her sixth studio album, “Positions”
Ariana Grande got her first big break on the Nickelodeon show “Victorious.” Ever since the show ended, Grande has been…
Holiday movies to watch and the ones to avoid
Even though we don’t always recognize it, not all holiday movies are what they are cracked up to be. Movies,…
Creative Corner: Gradations
“The eye to this day gives me a cold shudder, but when I think of the fine known gradations, my…
There are many things to be thankful for
In just few short weeks, Thanksgiving will be here. Families and friends will gather around the turkey to celebrate the…
Remaining a Maryville College family through the pandemic
For Resident Director Raeann Reihl, family has always been at the center of her Maryville College experience. A sense of…
Caroline Taylor leaves a legacy of her own after resigning as Event Coordinator for the Clayton Center
As children bow onstage in their blue jeans and ballet slippers, the curtains close on the Clayton Center of the…
Professor Jay Clark, Renaissance man, is making change even outside the MC classroom
An alumnus of Maryville College and adjunct professor of biology, Dr. Jay Clark has a Ph.D. in wildlife biology and…
How to holiday shop on a budget
With the holidays quickly approaching, some of us may be looking at our bank accounts with worry. During the season,…
COVID Connections
It’s hard being alone. The coronavirus has forced this realization upon us. If we choose not to be physically alone,…
The Clayton Center is celebrating its tenth anniversary in 2020
Entering Maryville College campus from Lamar Alexander Parkway, the Clayton Center for the Arts is one of the first buildings…
The Hall Ethical Thinking Award for MC juniors is now open
The Social Sciences Division has released the application for the annual Hall Ethical Thinking Award Essay Contest. The purpose of…
Maryville College students should be mindful of the Covenant when talking about the election
“We commit ourselves to honor the worth, dignity, and freedom of ourselves and all creation, and to treat others as…
It is not politics but values that define relationships
As I sat in one of my zoom classes the afternoon of Nov. 10, 2020, I listened to my peers…
Why is 2020 the best year yet?
There is no doubt 2020 has been a hectic and historic year. This year has been full of sporadic changes…
Can we still kiss on New Year’s Eve?
I love holidays, and New Year’s Eve easily cracks my top five. Sequined tops, fun music, the possibility of a…
I got married in the middle of a pandemic
Getting married in general is a nerve-racking experience. Getting married in the middle of the pandemic is nothing different. With…
You should hang out with trees!
Studies have shown that spending time with trees (if you want to sound more official, call it Shinrin-Yoku, a practice…
The Homestretch Blues: a semester wrap-up
We are in what a lot of people like to call the “homestretch” of the semester. We have less than…
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