New campus book service SlingShot gets mixed reviews from MC students
This semester, students returned to campus in the midst of changes in mailroom and bookstore services. While this overhaul brought
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Fungus Among Us: Dorm maintenance issues raise concerns among residents
Mold, moisture and mushrooms:Scots question whether problemspose health and safety hazards Student concerns grow alongside the fungus in Carnegie Hall,
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Scots around the globe: MC students reflect on summer study abroad experiences
Many Scots spent last summer representing the college internationally, through study abroad programs in Chile, England, Scotland, Spain, Thailand and
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Civic Scoop: what fits the bill?
This is the Civic Scoop: quick takes, sharp insights, civic clarity. Bills: Common political legislation that permeates news at a
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Associate Dean of Students Daniel Rosellinamed Title IX coordinator after filling in
After serving as interim coordinator, Daniel Roselli (‘14) has officially taken on the position of Title IX coordinator at Maryville
Read MoreA look at funding disparities in women’s athletics
Maryville College is home to 19 NCAA Division III varsity sports. With 40% of students participating in varsity athletics, sports
Read MoreFrom vision to reality: Maryville College’s Alexander Institute promises to be ‘one of the largest laboratories for learning’
Maryville College President Dr. Bryan Coker revisited the college’s ambitious plans for a new state-of-the-art science facility that will transform
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From player to coach: Rasnick returns to leadMC basketball to national championship
Myles Rasnick (‘23) rejoined the MC athletics program this year as Assistant Coach for the men’s basketball team after playing
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The Civic Scoop: Cornell on the ongoing Tennessee governor’s race
This is the Civic Scoop: quick takes, sharp insights, civic clarity.The role of governor is currently being contested by U.S.
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Blount County holds a public meeting to discuss immigration and voting rights, H.R. 22 and Senate Bill 0836
A public town meeting at the Blount County Court House on Aug. 23 opened dialogue about immigration and voting rights
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