Maryville is changing the way students learn physics thanks to new wireless sensors, which allow students to design and conduct their own experiments outside of the classroom.
Online education is a way for working adults to expand on skills needed in their current jobs or start new careers, ultimately changing their lives.
Interior design students are learning to sketch a design and revise it in real time using digital tools. The technique is breeding confidence and skills they will take with them into the professional realm.
Traditional undergraduate students who arrived on campus when Digital World launched four years ago are the first class to graduate after having used an iPad their entire college career.
Maryville University has been named an Apple Distinguished School for 2018–2021 — marking the second recognition — for leadership and excellence in providing students with a high-tech, mobile learning environment.
Construction is underway on the new Maryville University Athletic Complex. The Complex will house a competition lacrosse field, a women’s softball stadium and tennis courts for the men and women’s squads.
Navy veteran Eric Skelton battles post-traumatic stress disorder, but he has discovered fellowship and camaraderie through the new Maryville Student Veteran Organization.
The University Seminar course helps first-year students explore their personal identities and create change in their communities.
To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the 1918 influenza pandemic and its ties to World War I, a team of Maryville University faculty and students curated an exhibit in the Morton J. May Foundation Gallery.
Maryville University ranks among the top producers of graduate degrees for African American students, according to Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.
Two Maryville alumni are pursuing their entrepreneurial dreams to provide media and marketing support for real estate and small business professionals.
