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L.E.A.D. by Example
L.E.A.D. Council members run social and cultural awareness student groups and work closely with campus administrators to ensure inclusivity.
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Interdisciplinary Collaboration Examines Flu Pandemic
Faculty and students from the sciences and humanities collaborated to produce an exhibit on the 1918 influenza pandemic on display in the Morton J. May Foundation Gallery, Nov. 1–30.
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International Education Week Celebrates Cultures, Traditions
Maryville joins colleges across the nation to observe International Education Week, Nov. 12-16. A variety of traditions, foods and activities are scheduled.
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Saints Continue Growth of New Sports Programs and Facilities
The Saints athletic department is taking strides to keep pace with the overall campus growth by offering new sport programs, constructing new athletic fields and… Read More
10 Tips on How to Protect Your Personal Data
In honor of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, Maryville University students in the Cyber Security program share their top 10 tips to keep businesses and… Read More
Record Number of Volunteers for MRO 2018
Just one week after registration opened for the 11th annual Maryville Reaches Out (MRO) day of service, over 1,400 volunteer students, alumni, faculty and staff… Read More
Move-In Day 2018 at Maryville University
Move-In Day marks the beginning of a journey for many of our first-year students. And our Saints Nation team has this down to a science,… Read More
Maryville University Announces Naming of The Robert E. Schoor and Joan Luttig Schoor Undergraduate Nursing Program
In honor of their generous scholarship support, Maryville has named The Robert E. Schoor and Joan Luttig Schoor Undergraduate Nursing Program.
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Make Like Gumby: Expect the Unexpected
Tom Spudich, PhD, associate professor of chemistry and forensic science, encourages students to be flexible in their approach to learning and keep an open mind… Read More
Power Up!
Using technology and providing an active learning environment makes science come alive, says Stacy Donovan, PhD, assoc. professor at Maryville University.
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