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Expanding the Reach of Student Research
A renewed emphasis on conducting and presenting undergraduate and graduate research is underway at Maryville, supported by a group of cross-disciplinary faculty like Dustin Nadler, PhD, assistant professor of psychology.… Read More
Onken Named Maryville’s Vice President for Development
Margaret Onken has been named vice president for development. She is a St. Louis fundraising and development professional with a long track record of innovation and success.
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Building a Future Powered by Leadership
Josh Parrish has spent each of his three spring breaks where other college students tend to congregate—in balmy Florida. But unlike students relaxing on the white, sandy beaches along the… Read More
Commencement 2018 – Photos, Videos, and Facebook Live Streams
Enjoy this collection of photos, videos, and livestreams from Commencement 2018! Thanks to our videographers, photographers, and social media volunteers for a wonderful two weeks leading up to graduation.
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Maryville Welcomes Jair Kollasch, New Director of Public Safety
“Public safety is everybody’s business and is an opportunity to work as a team to keep our community safe,” says Jair Kollasch, who joined the Maryville community as director of public safety in December.
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Bob Woodward to Deliver Maryville’s Commencement Address
Bob Woodward, legendary Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist/author and associate editor of the Washington Post, will deliver the 2018 Commencement address for Maryville University.
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Tech Bar Students Deliver Computers to Boys’ & Girls’ Club
Maryville University named Mathews-Dickey Boys’ & Girls’ Club as the recipient of 22 computers donated through its student-led Tech Bar initiative.
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Maryville Co-Sponsors Walk to Raise Eating Disorder Awareness
Maryville University is co-sponsoring the NEDA Walk on Saturday, April 21, at Tilles Park, to help raise awareness about eating disorders.
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Maryville University, Monsanto Fund Address Shortage in Cyber Security Jobs
A new Maryville University program funded through a $132,595 grant from the Monsanto Fund, “Cyber Ready St. Louis,” serves students and educators in the St. Louis County school districts of… Read More
With Boeing Grant, Maryville Aims to Bring More Students into STEM Fields
Students in middle school can’t always be expected to know where their career path will lead. But for jobs in computer-oriented fields, if teens don’t receive basic preparation in science… Read More