Sunday, April 26, 2026

Latest:

Ted Higgs retires after years of service, both to his country and to Maryville
As Dr. Aaron Astor bids farewell, what does that mean for the MC History Department?
Brian Childs (’69): stories from his time as Echo editor
The rise, fall, and potential revival of the Chilhowean yearbook on MC campus
Maryville College Baseball team carrieson a legacy 150 years in the making

Arts/Entertainment

A Faith Lost

It is not often that I find an argument that shakes me both politically and philosophically. Frank Schaeffer, a novelist

I did not want to read this book. No. I mean I really didn’t want to read this book. Not

Can a play be both indefensible and irresistibly enjoyable at once? Of course it can! Witness “Xanadu,” a 1980s movie

Normally, there’s a bit of debate as far as who is the best withinhis or her chosen field. Is Babe

On Feb. 26, Billy Crystal hosted the 84th annual Academy Awards. This was Crystal’s ninth time hosting the Oscars, and

I went to see “The Grey” this weekend. You’ve all seen the ads. For those that haven’t, I’ll recap what

When Derek Webb stepped onto the stage or the Lambert Recital Hall at the Clayton Center for the Arts for

The red Plymouth lay on its side, and smoke from the radiator lightly wisped through the air. The car was

Helen. That’s why she’s doing all this. That sweet little 8-year-old girl. Her daughter. Helen is the reason she’s picking

The Maryville College Division of Fine Arts hosted a choral music festival at 7 p.m. on Feb. 23 in the