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Community Engagement Officers Join Public Safety Team
We've added three new positions to our Public Safety team. Our Community Engagement Officers will act as campus health ambassadors, encouraging and enforcing proper social… Read More
Maryville University Announces a Reduction in Tuition for 2020
Maryville University has reduced tuition by 5% for our traditional undergraduate on-campus student population beginning this school year, Fall 2020.
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GLVC Postpones Fall Semester Intercollegiate Athletics Activities
The majority of the Fall 2020 intercollegiate athletics season will be postponed until the second semester, due to ongoing concerns of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Maryville Announces Senior Adviser for Access and Opportunity
Turan Mullins has been named senior adviser for access and opportunity to promote a culture of inclusion. Ashley Storman, EdD, has moved into the role of director of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.
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Teaching in a Student-Centered World
Somer Anderson, MACC, assistant dean for the Simon School of Business and assistant professor of accounting, has been recognized for using innovative strategies in the classroom that prepare students for business careers.
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Announcing The M Store+
Maryville’s new e-commerce site features rotating apparel, Maryville spirit gear and giftware as well as customized build-your-own items.
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Making a Dream a Reality
Nnenne Onwuzo completed the final steps of Maryville Online’s Doctor of Education — Higher Education Leadership program while recovering from COVID-19, as she did want to delay her dream of earning her degree.
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Creating Art from Destruction
PaintedBlack STL is empowering Black artists to share their messages on buildings that have been the target of recent damage. The group was co-founded by Jayvn Solomon, ’14, and Tyson Baker, ’17, graduates of Maryville’s design and visual art programs.
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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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