Going Batty: MC makes effort to sustain its bat population
In Western culture, most people associate bats with vampires, darkness, blood-sucking and malevolence. The furry, winged creatures have long been…
In Western culture, most people associate bats with vampires, darkness, blood-sucking and malevolence. The furry, winged creatures have long been…
After ten years teaching at Maryville, followed by almost ten years away from Maryville, Dr. Barbara Johnson returned to the…
Professor Doug Davis joined the Division of Natural Sciences this fall at Maryville College. He previously lived in Fernandina, FL,…
First organized in 1970, Earth Day has been celebrated every year on April 22 for the purpose of nurturing global…
On Wednesday, March 31 Maryville College Criminal Justice professor Dr. Regina “Gina” Benedict, also known to her students as Dr.…
National Grilled Cheese Day is celebrated annually on April 12. All grilled cheese sandwiches have three basic ingredients: bread, cheese,…
In an email from John McMurtrie, Director of campus safety and security, students were reminded of a few basic rules…
National Walking Day is celebrated April 7, and with the springtime temperatures and colors, there’s no better time to go…
Maryville College’s men’s basketball team defeated Piedmont College, 81-54, to cap off their season with the USA South West Division…