Maryville College News

From Staff Reports Originally published: December 16. 2009 2:45PM Last modified: December 16.

10 in Fayerweather Hall's Lawson Auditorium. The event is free and open to the public.

From Staff Reports Originally published: December 10. 2009 3:01AM Last modified: December 09.

From Staff Reports Originally published: December 07. 2009 3:01AM Last modified: December 06.

3 in the Lower School Commons on the Webb School campus. Interested parents are invited to learn about education and admissions at Webb from Webb School President Scott Hutchinson and Lower School Director, Angie Crabtree.

From Staff Reports Originally published: December 04. 2009 3:01AM Last modified: December 03.

Among Tennessee's earliest Baptist preachers were J.L. Bowers and J. Hampton Hyder of Carter County.

The University of Tennessee School of Music presents its Holiday Choral Concert on Tuesday evening, December 1, 8:00 p.m., in the James R. Cox Auditorium in the Alumni Memorial Building on the UT Campus.

Students pray at an assembly in July in the village of Bompata in Ghana. Maryville College students are raising funds to help pay for 14 children to attend school in the village.

In his first week, Lambuth University President Bill Seymour ate in the cafeteria, toured the campus and met with prospective students.

From Staff Reports Originally published: November 23. 2009 3:01AM Last modified: November 22.

The Tiger men travel to Maryville College for an away game on Monday November 23.

Lambuth University employees received their November paychecks on time for the second consecutive month, according to university spokeswoman Danielle Morris.

Martha Hess can still remember the conversation she had with former Maryville College Registrar Viola Lightfoot in 1974, just before Hess assumed the role.

Maryville College President Dr. Gerald W. Gibson and wife Rachel Gibson react to news that a fund to support faculty and staff-led innovative projects had been established in honor of their 17 years of service.

From Staff Reports Originally published: November 15. 2009 3:01AM Last modified: November 15.

By Steve Wildsmith stevew@thedailytimes.com Originally published: November 12. 2009 3:01AM Last modified: November 11.

In the last two months, a new GI Bill was introduced for post 9/11 veterans. Two men enrolled in college in East Tennessee say the bill has helped jump start their lives after leaving the armed forces.

The Rev. Anne McKee, Maryville College's campus minister, and Diana Lovelace -- coordinator for service, mission and vocation -- recently traveled with 11 students to visit northeast seminaries.

From Staff Reports Originally published: November 05. 2009 3:01AM Last modified: November 04.