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Maryville College opens discussionon reviving Greek fraternities, sororities

April 14, 2026 Eli Cauthorn
A look at the work behind the production of MC Theatre’s ‘Grease,’ opening April 16
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A look at the work behind the production of MC Theatre’s ‘Grease,’ opening April 16

April 14, 2026 Addison Doornhaag
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MC students seek health care off campus grounds

April 14, 2026 Ansley Hoard
New sociology professor to join MC faculty for 2026-27: Annie McGhee
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New sociology professor to join MC faculty for 2026-27: Annie McGhee

April 14, 2026 Carrie Jones
Delta Kappa Epsilon and the history of Greek life at MC
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Delta Kappa Epsilon and the history of Greek life at MC

April 14, 2026 Carrie Jones
The rise, fall, and potential revival of the Chilhowean yearbook on MC campus
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The rise, fall, and potential revival of the Chilhowean yearbook on MC campus

April 14, 2026 Emma Knight
Brian Childs (’69): stories from his time as Echo editor
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Brian Childs (’69): stories from his time as Echo editor

April 14, 2026 Maddux Morse
As Dr. Aaron Astor bids farewell, what does that mean for the MC History Department?
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As Dr. Aaron Astor bids farewell, what does that mean for the MC History Department?

April 14, 2026 Finch Peddicord
Ted Higgs retires after years of service, both to his country and to Maryville
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Ted Higgs retires after years of service, both to his country and to Maryville

April 14, 2026 Audrey Rivera
Students organize an anti-ICE protest on campus
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Students organize an anti-ICE protest on campus

March 31, 2026 Carrie Jones
Ted Higgs retires after years of service, both to his country and to Maryville
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Ted Higgs retires after years of service, both to his country and to Maryville

April 14, 2026 Audrey Rivera
As Dr. Aaron Astor bids farewell, what does that mean for the MC History Department?
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As Dr. Aaron Astor bids farewell, what does that mean for the MC History Department?

April 14, 2026 Finch Peddicord
Brian Childs (’69): stories from his time as Echo editor
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Brian Childs (’69): stories from his time as Echo editor

April 14, 2026 Maddux Morse
The rise, fall, and potential revival of the Chilhowean yearbook on MC campus
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The rise, fall, and potential revival of the Chilhowean yearbook on MC campus

April 14, 2026 Emma Knight
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September 30, 2020 Admin

Meet The Highland Echo Staff

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Meridith Daffron-Byrd (left) and her husband Hank Byrd (right) watching their favorite TV show “Criminal Minds” while eating popcorn. Photo by Meridith Daffron
Meridith Daffron-Byrd (left) and her husband Hank Byrd (right) watching their favorite TV show “Criminal Minds” while eating popcorn. Photo by Meridith Daffron
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September 30, 2020 Meridith Daffron

Movies and shows to binge this fall

Netflix:  “Charmed” If you love witches and a show with many seasons, this is the one for you. “Charmed” is

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The Alpine Tower is still standing tall and open to everyone this fall. Photo by Grace Mathews
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September 30, 2020 Grace Mathews

Mountain Challenge and Camp4 is still active in spite of COVID-19

COVID-19 has affected numerous events and groups on the Maryville College campus, including Mountain Challenge. However, the outdoor adventure organization

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Erin Halcott, Career Consultant (left) and Elicia Ferrer, Career Outreach Specialist (right) smile for the camera in preparation for an exciting year. Photo courtesy of the Career Center
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September 30, 2020 Sarah Cardall

The Career Center is a virtual success

Fulfilling Maryville College Works graduation requirements amidst a pandemic may seem daunting. Luckily, the Career Center is increasing its virtual

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SGA executive board members, Maddie Taylor and Christina LaFreniere, eager to help students during their in-person office hours. Photo taken by Myndalynn Word
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September 30, 2020 Myndalynn Word

SGA Presidency welcomes feedback from students

Haley Davis and Maddie Taylor, Student Body President and Vice President, are encouraging students to voice any concerns they may

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Dr. Danielle Lincoln, Chemical Hygiene Officer, is a member of the COVID-19 workgroup. taken by Dr. Danielle Lincoln
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September 30, 2020 Delaney Redden

Dean of Students clarifies COVID-19 policies

The return to campus during a pandemic has left many Maryville College students anxious for more information on policies, processes,

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Cartoon by Katie Conner
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September 30, 2020 Eliza Komisar

Gender reveal parties do more harm than good.

Over the past ten years, pictures of couples cutting cakes to reveal blue or pink inside, popping confetti tubes, or

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September 16, 2020 Dr. Nancy Locklin-Sofer

Maryville College has a race problem

Maryville College has a race problem. I mean no disrespect to the inspiring message by outgoing college president, Dr. Tom

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September 16, 2020 Carder Sprous

Voter’s concerns take focus in the upcoming election.

Amid a pandemic, economic instability, and racial injustice, votes count more than ever. So, what should be understood about the

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From left to right: Sarah Cardall, Mattie Wheeler, and Cierra Fontinell.
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September 16, 2020 Coleman Bomar

The fashionable rebellion of fashionable masks has arrived at Maryville College

Since late January, most of us have become used to the cautions this pandemic requires, and rightly so. We’re accustomed

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