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

Features

Graduating seniors reflect on time at MC

There are only a few weeks left in the spring semester, which can mean a number of different things to

America has been called a country of gluttons, and if you saw what I ate at local Maryville restaurant “Hot

The Peace and World Concerns Committee (PWCC) is living proof that big things can come in small packages. Despite a

In an uncommon break from the traditional classroom learning setting, Dr. Susan Ambler’s social problems class is participating in service

For some international students, attending college is an opportunity that would be otherwise impossible in their native countries. Santiago Correa

Professor of art Mark Hall’s office is packed with an array of items: light-up flamingos, Hawaiian party supplies, a giant

Often compared to “Twilight” for its passionate and sizable fandom, “The Hunger Games” has inspired movie-goers and readers to reflect

International students are a valuable part of the Maryville College community. They each have a fresh, unique perspective on American

On Friday, March 2, Maryville College’s Literacy Corps held a birthday party for Dr. Seuss. The Center for Campus Ministry

Ray Evette, an art therapist at Blount Memorial Hospital, came to speak to MC students in the Profit Dining Room