2018 Academic and Leadership Awards Ceremonies recognize Maryville College students
An annual celebration of scholarship and academic achievement, Maryville College’s 2018 Academic Awards Ceremony took place on April 21. Held…
An annual celebration of scholarship and academic achievement, Maryville College’s 2018 Academic Awards Ceremony took place on April 21. Held…
For the 2018 Graduation ceremony, Maryville College has selected Mrs. Shirley Carr Clowney to deliver the commencement address on May…
With constant charm and candidness, even at 9 a.m., the Echo’s graphics editor, Rachel Britt, is a shining example of…
With only two games left in the postseason, Maryville College’s baseball team has proven that their hard work has not…
This coming academic year, Gibson Hall will be designated as a Fit. Green. Happy.® place of living. Mirroring Lloyd Hall,…
This year, Earth Day falls on Sunday, April 22, and it will bring many outdoor activities both on campus and…
During the week of April 23 through April 27, Peace and World Concerns will be hosting a raffle in the…
On Friday, April 13, Maryville College senior Jennings Kelley, and Alpha Psi Omega, Maryville College’s Theatre Honors Society, opened their…
Dear beloved readers, it is my pleasure to introduce a very special young lady for this week’s “Meet the Editor:”…
A great season for the Scots Softball team ended in an award winning week for sophomore player Morgan Brewer. Already…
Maryville College junior Zachary Bible is a busy man. He is a religious studies and philosophy double major, has a…
While running one mile can seem like a daunting process to many, running over 26 miles seems ludicrous to most…
Maryville College recently celebrated the retirement of one of its most valued staff members. Dr. Terry Simpson, Director of Teacher…
As every Maryville College student knows, our college is home to a wide array of excellent and competent scholars. For…
Over the past few months, Maryville College has seen new trees being planted and old trees being cut down. There…
As the warm spring weather begins to bring college students out of their dorms and into their Chacos, it comes…
Dan Klingensmith, professor of history and humanities division chair began the 2017-2018 school year thinking it would be similar to…
It feels like it has been a year since I last sat in this cafeteria clanking away at my keyboard.…
Autism is extremely prevalent in the modern world. Recent studies show that as many as one out of every 68…
With March 21 marking the first day of spring, and mandatory health and safeties forcing students to do their monthly…
The “Highland Echo” only takes the finest in terms of quality for its staff, and our Photography Editor, Destiny Ditmore,…