It’s that time of year again. Yes, you may be thinking it’s fall and time for apple picking, bonfires and cooler weather; but did you also know that fall means it is now flu season? “Influenza, an upper respiratory illness, is in the top 10 illnesses/reasons Americans die each year,” said Nurse Pam Culliton. “Generally influenza is more serious for ... Read More »
We all have our loves in life. It’s almost a given. Have you ever loved something so much that you would do anything in your power to continue your passion? What if something happened that caused you to have to give that passion up? Would it break your heart and change your life forever? A Late Quartet gives passion a ... Read More »
November has been a busy month for a group of nine Maryville interior design students. These students have been involved in a completely hands-on project that one could say places an interior design twist on a favorite holiday pastime. Nine interior design students: sophomores Mariya Khezri, Kirsten Smethers, Maria Lesko, Melissa Hildenbrand, Tricia Militello, Jessica Reiss, Mary Bryan, Sarah Green ... Read More »
Most of us probably make a trip to Target or Wal-Mart at least once every week. If you haven’t already noticed, you’ve probably seen a handful of holiday decorations appearing throughout retailers nationwide. Halloween is just a few days away; you have seen those decorations up for sale since the middle of September. As Halloween comes and goes this week, ... Read More »
Maryville University is one of the premier higher education institutions in the St. Louis area. With a beautiful campus, outstanding academics, superb athletics, and fantastic professors, students are surrounded with a great environment that is focused on learning and achievement. From the president to the professors to the support staff, Maryville personnel work hard to bring the best experiences to ... Read More »
A group of Maryville University community members share their passion for serving others in a new photography exhibit in the Morton J. May Foundation Gallery located in the library. The exhibit, titled Capturing Adventure – An Exhibit of Maryville Service Photography showcases the mission work of Chuck Gulas, Dean of the School of Health Professions; Cynthia Briggs, director of the ... Read More »
I’m almost certain that by this point in our lives, we have all seen at least one animated Disney film. Whether we remember seeing the classic animated tales of characters and their struggles in the theater or at home on the now antique VCR, one question has arisen– are all classic movies now going to be re-released in 3-D? Or ... Read More »
Public Safety is a resource that all Maryville students should know. The officers, on duty twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, have an important task –to protect students, faculty, staff, community, visitors and campus. If you haven’t already noticed, the Public Safety office is now located in Buder Commons. The move was prompted by the scheduled demolition of Duchesne Hall ... Read More »
Chesterfield Mall will unveil the new St. Luke’s Hospital children’s play area with a grand opening ceremony on Sept. 14 from 10 a.m. to noon. This festive celebration, taking place on the lower level near Sears, includes free goody bags for the first 100 kids to arrive, along with plenty of free fun. In addition to a light breakfast, kids ... Read More »
Have you ever wished that one day you could find the girl or guy of your dreams? What would you do if you found him/her? Would they really live up to your expectations? Ruby Sparks, a romantic fantasy concoction in the form of a novel character, is exactly what millions of guys and girls would dream about. Paul Dano stars ... Read More »
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