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Caldwell, Hollins Honored as St. Louis Innovators
Maryville University’s Nina Caldwell, EdD, and Stacy Hollins, PhD, are recognized by the 2017 Delux Magazine Power 100 awards. Two alumni are also honored.
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Jerritt Johnston, ’95, Lives in Narrow Comfort Zone
Jerritt Johnston, ’95, felt like a fish out of water when he arrived at Maryville University. Now, he makes a living taking people out of their natural habitat.
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Greg Hegarty, ’17, Earns Royal Homecoming
Greg Hegarty, ’17, a DII All-American wrestler and Rawlings Sport Business Management graduate, lands dream job with the Kansas City Royals.
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Remembering Constance Murray Dorsey, ’36 — 1914‒2017
The Maryville University community mourns the passing of its oldest alumna, Connie Dorsey, ’36. Dorsey, who was two months shy of 103, taught for 40 years.
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Graphic Design Graduate Wins International Awards
Kenani’s logo was one of two selected for LogoLounge10, a publication that showcases expert identity work by notable designers and up-and-coming talents from around the world.
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Maryville Grad Puts Veterans First
Thomas Wolff, ’14, works with veterans involved in treatment court and helps them transition to the workforce.
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1900s Steamer Trunk Returns to Maryville
During Alumni Weekend, Sept. 22-24, Maryville University Archives will display a steamer trunk and its contents, which once belonged to a novice at Maryville in the early 1900s.
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2018 Marks Bicentennial of Society of Sacred Heart in America
In 2018, St. Philippine Duchesne arrived in America. Maryville University celebrates the Society of the Sacred Heart’s ongoing legacy and dedicated alumnae.
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Scrapbook Depicts Early Life at Maryville Academy
The photo scrapbook of Mary Kennedy, ’05, was recently donated to Maryville University Archives. It depicts life at the old campus of Maryville Academy.
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Frescoes in Duchesne Hall Depict Life of Rose Philippine Duchesne
In October of 1950, the last building to be completed on Maryville’s South St. Louis City campus was Duchesne Hall, a structure dedicated by Archbishop… Read More