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Storman Joins Office of Diversity and Inclusion
Maryville University’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion announces the hiring of Ashley Storman as program director.
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Dreams, Determination, Diversity – and Lunch
As the owner of VietNam Style in St. Louis, Thao Truong, ’15, shares her culture and love for authentic cooking with patrons.
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Eric Nehm, ’12: Utility Player
In his role at Good Karma Brands, Eric Nehm, ’12, serves as a producer and reporter for ESPN Milwaukee, but his official titles don’t give the full scope of his job description.
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Maryville Captures NACE National Invitational Title
Maryville’s Esports team captured the inaugural NACEsports Invitational championship with a 2-0 triumph over Miami University in the finals.
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Curtain Opens on New Drama Club
The newly formed drama club at Maryville staged The Odd Couple-Female Version, on March 31 and April 1 in the University Auditorium.
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Maryville University Launches Center for Access and Achievement
Maryville University is launching the Center for Access and Achievement in the School of Education with a focus on preparing students in low-income school districts to succeed in STEM fields of study.
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Introducing the 2017 ‘Spirit of Maryville’ Award Recipients
Distinguished alumni and friends of Maryville will be honored at the fourth annual Spirit of Maryville dinner on campus, Saturday, May 20.
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Students Find Common Ground in Costa Rica
During a service-learning trip to Costa Rica, Maryville OT and PT students shared their skills in the clinic while learning from each other in the process.
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Maryville Sponsors Civil Rights Exhibit at Missouri History Museum
Maryville University is a signature sponsor of #1 in Civil Rights: The African American Freedom Struggle in St. Louis, a new exhibit at the Missouri History Museum.
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Trustees Approve Faculty Promotions
Maryville University’s Board of Trustees recently authorized several promotions of university faculty members, effective for the 2017-2018 academic year.
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