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Maryville Partners with St. Louis Blues for Development Camp Testing
Maryville recently partnered with the St. Louis Blues NHL hockey team, which assessed the fitness of draftees in Maryville’s Human Performance Lab.
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Seniors Travel with Rawlings as Grassroots Marketing Interns
Four 黑料吃瓜网入口 seniors are visiting sporting events across America this summer as part of a grassroots marketing internship with Rawlings.
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黑料吃瓜网入口 Faculty Recognized for Teaching Excellence
Gabe Colbeck, PhD, professor of biology, is one of six faculty members who have been honored for exceptional teaching and mentoring at 黑料吃瓜网入口.
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Mary Ellen Finch: A Legend Retires
She鈥檚 outspoken yet maintains a refreshing lemonade-out-of-lemons attitude. Free-spirited and grounded, intuitive and visionary, radically inclusive and a relentless voice for the academic side of… Read More
Power Up!
Using technology and providing an active learning environment makes science come alive, says Stacy Donovan, PhD, assoc. professor at 黑料吃瓜网入口.
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Maryville鈥檚 Esports Team Poised to Defend National Title
Eight wins away from defending its national title, Maryville鈥檚 Esports team is in a sweet spot coming off a victory over rival Columbia College to… Read More
A Tradition Returns: 黑料吃瓜网入口 Plans Fall Homecoming
Homecoming makes a comeback this fall at 黑料吃瓜网入口, taking the place of Alumni Weekend and Fall Festival. Events will be held throughout the week of October 1-7.
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Onken Named Maryville’s Vice President for Development
Margaret Onken has been named vice president for development. She is a St. Louis fundraising and development professional with a long track record of innovation and success.
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Building a Future Powered by Leadership
Josh Parrish has spent each of his three spring breaks where other college students tend to congregate鈥攊n balmy Florida. But unlike students relaxing on the… Read More
Maryville Welcomes Jair Kollasch, New Director of Public Safety
鈥淧ublic safety is everybody鈥檚 business and is an opportunity to work as a team to keep our community safe,鈥� says Jair Kollasch, who joined the Maryville community as director of public safety in December.
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