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Maryville Hosts Regional Jobs Announcement
Accenture Federal Services will bring 1,400 highly skilled technology jobs to St. Louis over the next five years. The announcement was made on the Maryville campus by Missouri Gov. Mike Parson and other civic leaders.
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Juneteenth Remembrance
Today as we reflect on issues of social justice that America has yet to face and deal with as a nation, it is crucial that we reflect on the history of that struggle.
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Maryville Fills Gaps for Ritenour Distance Learning
During Ritenour School District’s COVID-19 closure, Maryville helped secure devices and provide online learning opportunities for elementary and middle school students.
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Message to the Community Regarding Civil Unrest and Race Relations
The events of the past few weeks and the horrific killing of George Floyd have exposed the scourge of racism and exclusion in American society.
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New Members Named to Maryville Board of Trustees
Physician-scientist Michael R. DeBaun, MD, MPH, and President of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis Flint W. Fowler, PhD, will join the board.
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Bringing Smiles Through Cookies
After having her work hours reduced, Michelle Stading, ’19, started her own business. Now her handmade cookies are putting smiles on faces around the U.S.
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Magnolia Debuts First Digital-Only Edition
Maryville’s annual literary and art publication, edited and designed by students, published its first digital-only edition amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
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‘Mocha Tea’ Recognized for Supporting Diversity
The organization received INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine’s 2020 Inspiring Affinity Group Award for its commitment to diversity and inclusion.
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Keeping His Family Safe
Jacob Crust, ’09, ’16, a triage nurse in the emergency department at St. Luke’s Hospital, quarantines himself in the basement to protect his wife, Ally Crust, ’09, and their two sons during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Making a Difference, One Face Covering at a Time
After learning about the shortage of personal protective equipment, Sang Tran, DBA, assistant professor of accounting, and his wife began making hundreds of cloth masks and plastic face shields for the St. Louis community.
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