Maryville College’s Women’s soccer, volleyball win USA south titles, advance to NCAA Tournament
Saturday, Nov. 8 was a day to celebrate at Maryville College, as both the Scots’ volleyball team and women’s soccer…
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Bond to star in all-female adaptation of Macbeth
When Senior Maryville College student Sarah Bond tells people that she’s playing Macbeth, there’s naturally some confusion. The titular character…
SGA discontinues Scots Readership Program
The Collegiate Readership Program, provided by USA Today, is a yearly newspaper subscription offered exclusively to colleges and universities across…
Book review: ‘Misery’
Psychological horror stories are to Stephen King as football players are to going to Pearsons after a football practice. It…
MC celebrates culture with International Education Week
International Education week (IEW) is a joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education…
Dark animation: ‘The Prince of Egypt’
In their early years, DreamWorks studios first dabbled in 2D animation. Their movies were incredibly well drawn and were successful…
Maryville College community continues to form opinions about secret societies
According to the handbook, Greek life on campus violates a kind of agreement that the college made with past, present…
MC cross country team finishes strong
The MC Cross Country team has had a successful season. Throughout the season they have met team goals and expectations,…
Fashion forward: The Patagonia problem
Walk into any college cafeteria, Pearsons included, and count the number of Patagonia brand clothing that you can spot at…
Last year’s first-round tournament loss fuels MC Scots fire
Head men’s basketball coach Randy Lambert has enjoyed a rich tradition of success at Maryville College with 630 wins since…
Men’s soccer falls to Covenant in conference final
After grabbing a fifth place finish and finishing the regular season with a 6-3-1 record in the USA South Conference…
Bartlett hall celebrates storied past
Had it not been for the motivation and commitment of a young Japanese immigrant named Kin Takahashi, Bartlett Hall may…
Impoverished politics: Two parties are not always better than one
The great comedian Lewis Black once said, albeit much more profanely than I can repeat in a forum as professional…
Gamer guide: Platform exclusives
Ever since the 8-bit era of video games, we have had wars over “exclusive” games—those specific to only one gaming…
Cameron Hite tackles thesis with a personal touch
Imagine your life being interrupted multiple times each day by an irresistible impulse to rapidly blink your eyes, clear your…
Rachel Hansen finds home with Maryville College residence life
Before undertaking her new position as the Residence Director (RD) of Davis Hall here at Maryville College, Rachel Hansen had…
Lady Scots basketball set to defend preseason poll predictions
The Maryville College women’s basketball team has been chosen as the favorite to win the USA South Athletic Conference in…
Lady Business: In the aftermath of Amendment One
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in these articles do not necessarily represent those of Maryville College or the Highland Echo staff.…
Martin displays ceramic art in Blackberry Farm Gallery exploring functionality in art
The Blackberry Farm Gallery located in The Clayton Center for the Arts Building B is gallery space dedicated to featuring…
Beyond the Buff Jesus: Love your neighbor
What is the greatest commandment? According to Luke 10:26, it is this: “You shall love the Lord your God with…
MC’s performing arts clubs showcase their talent for family weekend
On Saturday, Nov. 1, MC students and their families gathered in the Alumni gym for the MC’s got talent event.…