Maryville College student to publish mystery novel
Brittany McLaughlin, a junior at Maryville College, is in the process of publishing her mystery thriller novel, “Languish.” The book…
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Gone Girl: Fantastic portrayal of the clash between expectations and reality
Based on the novel of the same name, “Gone Girl,” directed by David Fincher and starring Ben Affleck and Rosamund…
Dark animation: ‘The Secret of Kells’
Everyone is familiar with 2D animation: it was the form of animation that made up the entire Disney Renaissance that…
MC alumna returns as residence director
Several freshman students gather around a gleeful and charmingly energetic dog in the front lobby of Copeland Hall. They laugh…
Students react to anonymous social media app
Imagine being able to say anything you want to people around you without any form of identification. The app Yik…
Fashion forward: One sizes doesn’t fit all
I am what the fashion industry would refer to as sample size. Actually, I’m smaller, which frightens my mother; but…
Sisters in Spirit to host women’s week
Throughout the week of Oct. 27 – Nov. 1, Sisters in Spirit, an all-female club on campus dedicated to women’s…
Gamer guide: Those darn independents
An independent developer is one that is not tied to a publisher. Most of the major developers making AAA games,…
MC alumni Jamie Owen coaching at Carson-Newman
Jamie Owen, 2013 Maryville College graduate, had a stellar career on the Fighting Scots’ football team as a defensive end.…
Scots contain potent LaGrange offense, win 48-17 on homecoming
The Saturday before Maryville College’s 23-13 victory at Ferrum, the Scots defeated LaGrange 48-17 to cap off an eventful homecoming…
Gerard Way’s ‘Hesitant Alien’: A paean to British pop
Though he may forever be remembered as one of the titans of the early 2000’s emo scene, the former My…
MC clubs host Halloween week
This Halloween, Maryville College’s clubs and organizations will not only be bringing back events that have become student favorites, but…
23-13 win at Ferrum puts Scots in first place
White was not a good color for the Maryville Scots wear on Friday Oct. 10, as they escaped a first-half…
MC Works helps students make career inroads
Maryville College Works is a new program that ensures that every MC student is connecting career with education from…
‘Beautiful Ruins’: a look at the human condition
“Beautiful Ruins” by Jess Walter is a work of fiction set deeply in reality, the stories and lives of each…
Pearsons perspectives for the concerned vegetarian
Changes in the dining hall this year have sparked an interest throughout the student body. While everyone has been gathering…
Gamer guide: License to kill a franchise
The term “movie licensed game” has been a curse in the video game industry for years. It is a relatively…
MC student organizations cope with large budget cuts
This year SGA received a budget of about $65,000 less than in previous years. Repercussions of this budget cut impact…
Loud scotsmen spread school spirit at athletic events
The Loud Scotsmen is a club dedicated to supporting the fighting Scots athletic teams. According to Callie Crabtree, president of…
Impoverished politics: Since corporate personhood is a thing, can I please marry Panera Bread?
The American courts have been considering corporations as people since the 1800s, meaning that, in the eyes of the law,…
MCgreen initiatives promote sustainability
Maryville College has long enjoyed the benefits of its promotions of environmental care and physical wellness. In 2009, Crawford House,…