Maryville College’s 28th annual Staff Recognition Awards ceremony was held Sept. 14 to provide an opportunity for MC staff, faculty and administrators to welcome new employees, recognize outstanding service and congratulate staff members for milestone years of service.
U.S. News & World Report has again included Maryville College in its “2022 Best Colleges” guidebook’s regional rankings. Maryville College ranked fifth overall in the “2022 Best Regional Colleges – South” category.
Dr. David R. Cartlidge, Ralph W. Beeson Chair of Religion Emeritus at Maryville College, died on Aug. 20, 2021, in Chattanooga, Tenn., while residing near his daughter’s home. He was 89.
Maryville College will honor first responders during its first home football game against Centre College on Sat., Sept. 11.
This fall, several new Maryville College students are legacies, meaning they have relatives who are current or former Maryville College students.
In its annual College Guide and Rankings, Washington Monthly ranked Maryville College No. 12 in its list of “2021 Bachelor’s Colleges.” The College also was listed among the top 50 colleges in the South for “Best Bang for the Buck.”
Maryville College recently revealed a new logo and logo system. This new visual identity was created to celebrate the College’s location and pay homage to the College’s history, traditions and reputation.
The building that houses Maryville College’s Advancement, Alumni Affairs and Church Relations offices now has a new name – the Greaser Alumni Center.
The Maryville Fund has hit a record number for the 2020-21 fiscal year, topping out at $2.07 million. More than 2,000 donors from around the globe contributed to the Maryville Fund during the last fiscal year, which ended May 31.
The COVID-19 pandemic made the 2020-2021 academic year like none other at Maryville College, but Dr. Bryan F. Coker, president, told the College’s constituents this week that there was much to celebrate.
The following story was written by alumnus and Professor Emeritus Dr. John Nichols ’65, who, in coordinating the donation of an old football to Maryville College’s Archives, learned much more about a team and two former students.
Maryville College and the Great Smoky Mountains Institute of Tremont (GSMIT) have announced their intention to partner, with a shared focus on educational programming and research that celebrates ecological and cultural diversity, fosters stewardship, promotes sustainability and nurtures the appreciation of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Maryville College is mourning the passing of Dr. Gerald W. Gibson, president emeritus, who passed away May 20, following an extended illness. He was 83.
Cassius Cash, superintendent of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park (GSMNP), delivered the commencement address to Maryville College’s Class of 2021 on May 9.
Maryville College President Emeritus Dr. William T. “Tom” Bogart returned to campus May 8, 2021 to celebrate the commencement for the MC Class of 2020 – the last senior class during his tenure as MC president.
