Fighting Scots set school record with first 5-0 start in 48 years on the football field
Scots are excited and optimistic as football records are broken and the players unwavering teamwork guides Maryville into their first
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Student concerns lead IT to address name, gender displays on platforms
Since the transition to the new student information system, Highlander Hub, in November 2024, issues surrounding name and gender markers
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The U.S. government shutdown affects Clayton Center for the Arts performance
Maryville community members excitedly awaited a sold out performance from “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, until the government
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Passing the torch: Maryville College preparesfor retirement of veteran faculty members
Maryville College faces potential loss of institutional knowledge through aging faculty and wave of retirement in the near future. The
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Artificial vs. human intelligence: Canacademia safely and effectively use AI?
Over the course of the past year, MC has adopted approaches toward artificial intelligence, aiming for students to utilize it
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Increase in requests for Emotional Support Animals leads College to rethink policies
Maryville College has seen a steady increase in requests for Emotional Support Animals (ESAs), mirroring a national trend of students
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Improvised Shakespeare brings wit andwordplay to the Clayton Center for the Arts
The Improvised Shakespeare Company brought its quick wit and Elizabethan flair to the Clayton Center for the Arts on Oct.
Read MoreLocked out by a shutdown: Government freeze disproportionately affects students at Maryville College from other countries
When a government shuts down, the images that usually come to mind are closed national parks, furloughed federal workers, and
Read MoreMaryville Men’s Cross Country securefirst team win in almost two decades
On Sept. 13, Maryville College men’s cross country team made history with their first team race win since 2007. Competing
Read MoreSGA elects new members for the 2025-2026 school year
Andre Darko (He/Him) (‘26), Senior Class Senator “I joined SGA because I want to be a voice for students who
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