Father and Son — Fellow Students at Maryville
Sam Slaughter is a nursing student on campus, while his dad, Kelly Slaughter, studies for his MBA online
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Message From Dr. Lombardi To Our Community
Dear Maryville Community, In light of the recent decision by the United States Supreme Court to reverse affirmative action in higher education, I find it… Read More
Maryville StoryCast Episodes for May 2023
Below are three May 2023 episodes of our new podcast, the Maryville StoryCast. This month we featured a husband and wife who met at Maryville,… Read More
Powering Personalized Learning Through AI
Mathematics professors at Maryville are making the most of students’ time by helping them progress with a personalized learning model utilizing artificial intelligence. Math at… Read More
Five Stars for Active Learning
Students give rave reviews to active learning projects that illustrate the Maryville experience Maryville students are as likely to be found harvesting lettuce, visiting neglected… Read More
Feeding Littles
The Interdisciplinary Feeding and Swallowing Team at Maryville University provides evaluation of and intervention for pediatric feeding and swallowing disorders at no cost. A group… Read More
New Employee Spotlight – Raphaella Prange
Maryville welcomes Raphaella Prange to the Big Red M as our new Vice President of Student Life. Raphaella comes to us from Millikin University in… Read More
Adjunct Faculty Spotlight – Brandon Bean
Welcome to the first in a series of posts shining a spotlight on our adjunct faculty members. Maryville wouldn't be the same without the dedication,… Read More
Maryville and Rawlings Sporting Goods – Better Together
Maryville University’s Rawlings Sport Business Management program celebrates 10 years of partnership with Rawlings Sporting Goods If a strong partnership is defined as including the… Read More
Understanding the Present
Professor Jesse Kavadlo, a world-renowned scholar of American novelist Don DeLillo, shares DeLillo’s works with Maryville students and recently published a book about the author… Read More
Getting Students in the Game
On-campus development studio opens up innovative internship opportunities In 2019, Maryville game design professor Matt Raithel hoped to place yet another promising student in a… Read More