Maryville College News

Nour Joudah of Clarksville completed requirements for a bachelor of arts degree and graduated summa cum laude from Maryville College.

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Maryville College rising sophomore Morgan Goodman hugs two girls at The Oasis Catolico Santa Rafaela in Athens, Ga.

St. Mary Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church will welcome guest speaker Rhegan Hippio at its Masses at 4 p.m., July 11, and 9 a.m. July 12.

Students in the English as a Second Language program operated by Maryville College got a special treat during summer session.

Sara Carmichael of Carencro has been named to the Maryville College Dean's List for the 2009 spring semester.

From Maryville College New giving opportunities have been announced for the Clayton Center for the Arts currently under construction on the Maryville College campus.

Dr. Dan Klingensmith , associate professor of history, talks with Matt Murrill, a 2008 summa cum laude graduate of Maryville College, about his former student's Fulbright Fellowship.

From the online biography of singer-songwriter Mat Kearney: When you record the type of smart, catchy songs he cut for his 2006 album 'Nothing Left to Lose,' you end up spending a lot of time on the road.

Wayne Wolfe stands in the middle of Bob Gray Road in the 9500 block directing traffic around a fallen tree and phone lines after a storm Thursday afternoon.

Roger and Anna Cogburn of Maryville, Tennessee, and Rev. Larry and Wanda Nichols of Somerset, Kentucky, are pleased to announce the forthcoming wedding of their children, Arynda Lea Cogburn to Dr.

Kylie Ghering of Roswell High School has signed a letter of intent to play soccer with Maryville College.

Kimberly M. Jenkins of Salisbury has been named to the National Society of High School Scholars.

Blount County resident and local flatpick guitar champion will open his 14th annual acoustic instrument instructional camp at Maryville College.

Six students from Sevier County were among the approximately 225 undergraduates completing requirements for a bachelor of arts degree and graduating from Maryville College.

Forty-seven students from Blount County were among the approximately 225 undergraduates completing requirements for a bachelor of arts degree and graduating from Maryville College.

When: Today, 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Where: Maryville College Cost: $30 Web site: www.state.tn.us/sos/ecw/ As more women look for answers to issues brought on by the recession, an event that might help some East Tennesseans find them is being held today at Maryville College.

Opportunity was the word of the day at the third annual East Tennessee Regional Economic Summit for Women.

When we interviewed Greencards mandolin player Kym Warner a little more than a year ago, he talked about his band's efforts to take bluegrass as it was originally envisioned and stretch the genre's boundaries.

A new survey of college graduation rates shows barely half of all students graduate within six years.