Emily in Spain: Two Months In
Today marks two months in Málaga, Spain—the longest I’ve been away from home in my life. The crazy thing is,
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Will AI Make my Humanities Degree Useless?
Whether you’re a computer science major or a future-minded entrepreneur, chances are that you have considered the role artificial intelligence
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Sisterhood Circle provides support for women on campus
In society, women share experiences that may go unspoken. There is a lack of space for women to simply be
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Intramural basketball is all about friendly competition
Throughout the spring semester, Maryville College offered intramural basketball for men and women. Intramural sports are a good way for
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Local Legends: Appalachian Bigfoot inspires minds and menus
Bigfoot has captured the imaginations of young and old alike across the United States. With numerous TV shows, books, museums
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March is National Reading Month: An English major’s top picks
I became an English major because of a genuine love for reading. I love to get swept up in a
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Signs of Spring
Many Punxsutawney Phil believers were disappointed when the groundhog saw his shadow earlier this month, predicting a six-week long extension
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Quantumania: a step in the right direction for Marvel
Marvel has started to move into the right direction with Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. It may not be the
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Jumping, jiving and wailing with the Shaun Johnson Big Band Experience
Growing up, any reference to big band music made me think of Saturday nights at my grandparents’ house, where the
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Local Legends: Bottle Trees
Driving around in Appalachia, you may have seen what is commonly known as a bottle tree in gardens and front
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