In the new book “Pivot: A Vision for the New University,” authors Mark Lombardi, PhD, president of Maryville University, and Joanne Soliday, co-founder of Credo higher education consulting firm, outline the disruptive changes that must occur for universities to flourish in the 21st century
In February, 25 students and faculty from Maryville’s Music Therapy Program traveled to Jefferson City, Missouri, to lobby state senators and representatives about the importance of music therapy and the need for more licensure.
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.
An early-season snowstorm covered the Maryville campus in a blanket of white. The snowstorm dumped near-record amounts with some areas of St. Louis reporting nearly 10 inches.
Residential students can pick up their packages 24/7 thanks to a new Package Locker Station offered through The M Store.
In his 20 years of service to Maryville, including 14 years as dean, Gulas led steady growth in enrollment, programs and facilities and oversaw the formation of the state-of-the-art Myrtle E. and Earl E. Walker Hall which houses the University’s health profession programs.
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.
The #1000Saints event has become a beloved tradition for students, faculty and friends of Maryville.
With Maryville University’s expanding reputation as a leader in the higher education revolution, President Mark Lombardi, PhD, has been speaking around the country on a range of topics related to the strategic growth and success of Maryville.
Maryville’s new “Solution Squad” is a highly accessible and innovative team of mobile student services representatives that assists students on the spot with a variety of tasks and questions.
