Increase in requests for Emotional Support Animals leads College to rethink policies
Maryville College has seen a steady increase in requests for Emotional Support Animals (ESAs), mirroring a national trend of students…
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Improvised Shakespeare brings wit andwordplay to the Clayton Center for the Arts
The Improvised Shakespeare Company brought its quick wit and Elizabethan flair to the Clayton Center for the Arts on Oct.…
Locked out by a shutdown: Government freeze disproportionately affects students at Maryville College from other countries
When a government shuts down, the images that usually come to mind are closed national parks, furloughed federal workers, and…
Maryville Men’s Cross Country securefirst team win in almost two decades
On Sept. 13, Maryville College men’s cross country team made history with their first team race win since 2007. Competing…
SGA elects new members for the 2025-2026 school year
Andre Darko (He/Him) (‘26), Senior Class Senator “I joined SGA because I want to be a voice for students who…
New and Improved Scots Learning Commons
The Scots Learning Commons now houses Academic Advising, Academic Success, Disability Resources and the Digital Edge program, combining several student…
STUNT welcomed as 19th MC varsity sport
This year, Maryville College welcomed its 19th varsity sport, STUNT, into its athletics program, and became the first NCAA Division…
Insight into a Student’s Academic Future
A student sought my insight into their academic life, so of course, I obliged. They wanted a past/present/future layout on…
Community, girlhood, and soccer coming to the Clayton Center of the Arts with The Wolves production
The Wolves, a show put on by Alpha Psi Omega (APO), MC’s theatre national honors society, is an entirely student…
Professor Emeritus Dr. Robert Bonham presents Trillium recital
Dr. Robert Bonham, pianist and professor emeritus of Maryville College, returned on Sept. 21 with Trillium – a trio consisting…
Maryville College sinkhole caused by deteriorating pipes
Students walking between Fayerweather and Bartlett Hall cannot help but notice the giant sinkhole at the edge of the walkway. …
The continued deliberation of graduate programs at Maryville College
Maryville College has suspended its Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) program for the 2025-26 academic year, leaving some students…
Changes in student affairs reshape campus experience at Maryville College
Maryville College implemented significant scheduling changes this academic year, relocating key events, such as Convocation and the club fair, to…
MC students reflect on Charlie Kirk’s death
Charlie Kirk, a prominent right-wing political activist and debater, was shot and killed on Sept. 10, 2025, on the Utah…
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Introducing MC Photographer Wes Hope
He didn’t get a degree in photography, but through the lens of his camera, Wes Hope is working in his…
From the Student to the Echo, student publications celebrate 150 years this year
A history of student publications at MC: This September, Maryville College celebrates 150 years of student publication and 110 years…
Vienna Coffee at Maryville College opens on campus, but student response is mixed
Changes on College Hill this year have been widespread, with the opening of a new Vienna Coffee location in the…
New campus book service SlingShot gets mixed reviews from MC students
This semester, students returned to campus in the midst of changes in mailroom and bookstore services. While this overhaul brought…
Fungus Among Us: Dorm maintenance issues raise concerns among residents
Mold, moisture and mushrooms:Scots question whether problemspose health and safety hazards Student concerns grow alongside the fungus in Carnegie Hall,…
Scots around the globe: MC students reflect on summer study abroad experiences
Many Scots spent last summer representing the college internationally, through study abroad programs in Chile, England, Scotland, Spain, Thailand and…