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Student Filmmaker Showcases Film at Maryville
Jake Billingsley, who is studying English, shared his horror film “The Other Side of the Room” as part of the Maryville Talks Movies series.
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Leadership Through the King Legacy
Maryville University’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration will feature a panel of speakers who honor King’s life and legacy through their daily work.
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Back to Square One
The entrepreneurial mindset of two Maryville alumni was so strong that they gave up traditional jobs to create the company of their dreams.
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Maryville Saint Named Parkway Southwest Middle Teacher of the Year
Neil Daniels II, who is completing a doctorate of educational leadership at Maryville, was recognized by his peers and students for the award.
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Building a Brand Beyond the Bunny
Maryville communication and graphic design students gain a competitive edge for the workforce through their work with Energizer.
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Jackie Joyner-Kersee Foundation Partnership Continues to Grow
Maryville cybersecurity students provide free technology services for the Jackie Joyner-Kersee Community Center in East St. Louis, benefitting at-risk youth who attend after-school programs at the Center.
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The Power of Online Education
Armando Laing is able to pursue his MBA thanks to Maryville’s online programs. The online environment allows him to attend class whenever and wherever he wants.
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Light Your Fire
Leilani Carver-Madalon, PhD, associate professor of communication, inspired female leaders to achieve a more equitable workplace at the TEDx Gateway Arch Bold & Brilliant Women event.
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Music Therapy Helps Children Cope with Sickle Cell Disease
Through the healing power of music therapy, Maryville University’s Kids Rock Cancer helps children combat feelings of anxiety, depression, uncertainty and helplessness.
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Pirates, Princes and Popes
An ambitious Active Learning Ecosystem project designed by Lisa Lillie, PhD, assistant professor of history, immerses students into Renaissance Europe.
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