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Maryville Extends Virtual Learning
Maryville University has made the decision to suspend on-campus classes and remain virtual through the end of the spring semester amid the national coronavirus pandemic.
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Maryville Distributes Free Books in North County
The multicultural book fair introduced students to books that promote positive images and stories about African American culture and history as a tool to help increase literacy.
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Maryville Reaches In
The University introduces a campaign benefitting the wellbeing of students, faculty and staff. The inaugural Maryville Reaches In supports the Counseling Center on campus.
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Maryville Joins Cortex Community
The University introduces its Fusion Center located inside Cortex’s 4220 building to educate the St. Louis startup community on cybersecurity topics; create a pipeline of talent.
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Reinventing Higher Ed
Maryville University’s strategy focuses on being nimble, addressing market needs in a time of flux for many colleges.
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Maryville Begins Issuing Student-Owned Digital Diplomas
Maryville has become one of the first universities in the country to issue student-owned digital credentials as part of a blockchain initiative.
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Ten Years of Positive Impact
Maryville University’s Kids Rock Cancer program celebrates a decade of making a difference for kids and teens who have been affected by a cancer diagnosis.
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Maryville Students Learn From Blues Head Strength and Conditioning Coach
Eric Renaghan, an adjunct professor of exercise science at Maryville, incorporates the lessons and experiences he has learned as the head of sports performance for the St. Louis Blues into the classroom.
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Amplifying Maryville’s Efforts to Advance Access and Affordability
Maryville’s Office of Development and Alumni Relations announces two key leadership positions to generate support for Maryville students, faculty, academic programs and capital projects.
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In Conversation: Maryville’s Walker College of Health Professions Dean
Michelle Jenkins-Unterberg, PT, DHS, ’89 discusses health care, diversity and how Maryville has transformed since she was a student.
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