Think back to coming to Maryville and being filled with nerves. Those memories seem like so long ago, but in the moment the fear of not knowing anyone was draining. For some students, their transition to Maryville was made easier knowing they had a lifelong fr... More »
As the leaves change colors and the temperatures drop, it is undeniable that fall is coming. With that comes the search for someone to share pumpkin spice lattes with and keep warm with in this cool weather. To help you find a compatible Prince Charming, here ... More »
As Maryville students approach the month of October, most are starting to get into the swing of things. By the swing of things, I mean living in the library and taking three naps a day. That still counts, right? Whether you’re a transfer student, freshman or y... More »
As campaign season hits its peak, it’s impossible to go anywhere without seeing bumper stickers or yard signs reading that “there will be hell toupee” or “Hillary for prison.” While such a touchy topic hits close to home for many, Pawprint knows it’s something... More »
Maryville’s Fall Festival is being held from Oct. 3 to Oct. 7, 2016. The theme this year is Saints by Day and Dawgs by Night. Mr. Maryville will kick off the week, as it is the first opportunity for teams to compete for spirit points. The events are as follows... More »
When did you graduate from Maryville and what was your major? “May 2015 and criminal justice/sociology.” How did Maryville prepare you for the workforce as a police officer? “I owe a lot of my success to Maryville. I had so many opportunities presented ... More »
As breast cancer impacts people around the world, it also happens to those around us at Maryville. Breast cancer is a part of our mothers, cousins, professors, janitors and classmates, and in October, it is breast cancer awareness month. In 2013, Geri Dreiling... More »
What influenced you to change your name from Alex to Cade? “In life as we face many challenges, my biggest challenge in life occurred this summer. I spent 31 days in Fort Knox, KY in basic camp for the U.S. Army. During my time there I grew as a person, and fe... More »
College is hard enough with exams, papers, endless studying, roommate drama and 8 a.m. classes. Worrying about what to eat, while having to cook with limited appliances can definitely add to the stress. Having dining hall food, takeout and PB&J day after day c... More »
Watch Pawprint’s coverage of Maryville University’s 2016 fall festival, including Mr. Maryville, Lip Sync, Tailgate and BBQ. Thank you to the Campus Activities Board for making this week of events so special, and thank you to everyone who participated. Fall Fo... More »
Why did you decide to take your trip [across the states]? “One of the reasons I took the trip across the states was to really dive into the self, really discovering things that you wouldn’t necessarily notice when you’re with other people…or things that you do... More »
What made you want to join MU Buddies? “Two summers ago (and I’m probably going to do it against next summer) I was a camp counselor at [Wonderland Camp] for twelve weeks. It’s in the Lake of the Ozarks. It’s a camp for anyone with cognitive or physical disabi... More »
