Maryville College professor collaborates on groundbreaking women’s history project For years, the teaching of history has often minimized, glossed over or ignored altogether the contributions of women, people of color…
Maryville College to host immigration forum featuring famed restaurateur Yassin Terou A nationally respected Syrian-American restaurateur, the leader of a local organization that extends hospitality to refugees and an immigration…
Author, historian and educator to present online lecture on the history of epidemiology on Feb. 23 Author and educator Jim Downs will give an online lecture at 5 p.m. Feb.…
In observance of Veterans Day, the Maryville College Archives has created an online exhibit to honor 38 former students and alumni of Maryville College who were killed during World War II as a member of the armed services.
Two Maryville College students recently had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience through the Southern Hospitality Internship Program (SHIP), which offers hospitality and tourism internships in Sevier County, Tennessee.
Maryville College “History of Murder” class revisits long-forgotten unsolved 1920s-era case in Blount and Knox counties involving accused serial killer William Sheffey, a local man with connections to MC.
Author and award-winning historian Dr. Ernest Freeberg will give a virtual presentation about his recent book, A Traitor to His Species: Henry Bergh and the Birth of the Animal Rights Movement, on Tues., Feb. 16 at 4 p.m.