Sometimes in fiction, relationships between characters in some cases fall flat. Their chemistry is blandly told instead of creatively shown, so we’re expected to feel a certain way, but we personally cannot feel it. Or perhaps we are expected to believe that ... More »
On this week’s episode of the (Red) Hot Take we discuss the controversial interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. We also introduced our very first guest, Sammi Fulson, who dives deep into her Maryville experiences and more. We tested her with a game of... More »
This episode is a Q&A session with U-nique Longs, also known as UU. Learn about her role on Maryville’s basketball team, how she balances her social life between school and basketball, and what she’s up to off the court. ColbertMore Posts More »
Maryville University hosted its annual Student Athlete Recognition Night this past Thursday. The event honors all student athletes at Maryville, and highlights teams and individuals who had extraordinary accomplishments throughout the year.The night began with... More »
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In episode 5 of The Little Saint that Could, Laura works with her fellow members of Notorious and learns how to play two new instruments. These members hold many talents outside of singing. See what instruments Laura learns to play this week! The notorious spr... More »
On this episode of What’s in your Cabinet, we make homemade pancakes! Macie MaislinMore Posts More »
This is a recap of FCA’s thanksgiving and Christmas celebration with food, fun and fellowship! Macie MaislinMore Posts More »
Maryville Student Athletes compete against one another in a Halloween kickball tournament hosted by SAAC. Macie MaislinMore Posts More »
First-year student, Bailey Watkins, has dealt with congenital heart disease (CHD) since she was born. From near-death experiences to publishing a book when she was a first-grader, Watkins has a unique story to tell. What is CHD? “Congenital Heart Disease is a ... More »
Where are you from? “It’s complicated. So, the country is the United Arab Emirates and Dubai is the city everyone knows. I was born and raised there, and it’s basically my home, but I don’t have citizenship so I can’t really call it my home. My father is Pakis... More »
Where are you from? “Tanzania, which is in East Africa.” Who is Penina? “I am an African, educated, loving, passionate and experienced person. I go out of my way to make sure everyone is included in everything that I do.” What makes you feel like you’re more e... More »