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Saints by Day, Dawgs by Night: Fall Fes­ti­val Week at a Glance

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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 »

Hu­mans of Maryville: Dil­lon Bow­ers

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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 »

Breast Can­cer Aware­ness Month: A Maryville Sur­vivor's Story

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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 »


Hu­mans of Maryville: Cade Rich

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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 Cook­ing 101: Meat Nu­tri­tional Needs With Meal Prep

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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 »

Video: Fall Fes­ti­val Week 2016

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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 »

Hu­mans of Maryville: Re­bekah An­der­son

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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 »


Hu­mans of Maryville: Cait­lynd Win­stead

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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 »

Closer by The Chainsmok­ers Feat. Maryville Park­ing

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A num­ber of perks ap­peal to hav­ing class later in the day, sleep­ing in be­ing a dri­ving fac­tor. How­ever, there is one ma­jor draw­back, es­pe­cially for com­muters: Park­ing. Spots fill up fast at Maryville and if peo­ple don’t plan for it, it’s a race with the clock ... More »

Hu­mans Of Maryville: John Wick­er­sham

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#Hu­man­sof­Maryville feat. John Wick­er­sham What in­spired you to write a book? “I wanted to work with my son, Jamie. He and I have talked [for] many years about work­ing on a pro­ject to­gether. We al­ways talked about [it] and never re­ally did much, so I thought tha... More »

Hu­mans Of Maryville: CJ Hen­dricks

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#Hu­man­sof­Maryville feat. CJ Hen­dricks: What’s your ma­jor? Why did you choose it? “My ma­jor is pre-en­gi­neer­ing, and I chose this, be­cause I en­joy­ing work­ing with ma­te­ri­als hands on. I am fas­ci­nated with the chem­istry and math in­cluded.” Why did you choose to at... More »