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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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Maryville Students Get Organized – and Set Record
Campus student organizations topped 100 for the first time at Maryville University, and the number of registered events is also rising dramatically.
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Summer Renovations Include New Learning, Living Spaces
Along with other campus facilities renovations, construction of Phase II of Saints Hall expansion will be ongoing this summer.
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Commencement 2017 – Photos, Videos, and Facebook Live Streams
Commencement 2017 was held at the Family Arena in St. Charles, MO on Saturday, May 6, 2017. Over 1,000 students made the walk across stage to shake President Lombardi’s hand and realize the dream of graduating.
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All-Star: Darius Harris
Major: Business Management and Leadership Graduation Year: 2020 Scholarship: Multicultural Scholarship Maryville University All-Star student Darius Harris knows a thing or two about leadership. He’s… Read More
Apple Distinguished Educators Announced
In recognition of innovative teaching, four Maryville University faculty members have been named to the Apple Distinguished Educators Class of 2017.
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All-Star: Ellen Foster
Reading time: [est_time] Major: Rawlings Sports Business Management Graduation Year: 2018 GPA: 3.267 Ellen Foster has been seeing double during her first three years at… Read More
Twitter Campaign Turns Student’s ‘Maybe’ to ‘Yes’
What began as a joke for soon-to-be college freshman Taylor Baumstark turned into a Twitter campaign that persuaded her to enroll at Maryville University.
Read MoreKids Rock Cancer to Receive FOCUS St. Louis Award
Maryville University’s Kids Rock Cancer program will be honored by FOCUS St. Louis during its 20th Annual What’s Right with the Region! awards.
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Maryville and Jefferson College Partner in Healthcare Program
A new partnership has been formed giving Jefferson College graduates of select health occupation programs the opportunity to transfer to Maryville University to complete their baccalaureate degree.
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