Father and Son — Fellow Students at Maryville
Sam Slaughter is a nursing student on campus, while his dad, Kelly Slaughter, studies for his MBA online
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Presenting the Digital Development Project
Maryville is helping entrepreneurs of color in St. Louis develop new skills and navigate the demands of running a business online.
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President Lombardi Featured Changemaker on FutureX Podcast
Maryville University President Mark Lombardi, PhD, recently appeared on the FutureX Podcast to discuss the democratization of higher education.
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An Enhanced Focus on Mental Health
Maryville has enhanced campus-wide mental health services to help students navigate the postpandemic era.
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Mullins Named Champion for Diversity and Inclusion
Senior Advisor for Access and Opportunity Turan Mullins has been named a 2021 St. Louis Business Journal Champion for Diversity and Inclusion.
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Involvement Fair 2021 – We are BACK!
Involvement Fair 2021 was recently held on the DUC Quad, in person, and while it was a little warm outside, the event was a rousing… Read More
Maryville Lacrosse Alumnus Selected in National Lacrosse League Draft
GREAT NEWS: Maryville graduate Jake Foster became the men's lacrosse program's first professional draft pick when he was selected by the Albany FireWolves with the… Read More
Finally a Saint
We’re excited to be back on campus for the start of the academic year! We celebrated with favorite traditions like move-in, orientation and Convening of the Class.
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Welcome Back, Saints!
Maryville’s in-person and virtual orientation activities kick off an exciting academic year for new and returning Saints.
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Honoring an Inspiring Couple
With appreciation for their generosity, Maryville dedicated the Anna M. and Whitney R. Harris Conference Room, located in Gander Hall.
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Reimagining the Workforce
Keeley Companies partners with Maryville University to empower team members to further their education and learn new skills, while executives share business expertise with Maryville students.
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