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Spirit of Maryville Annual Dinner Honors Alumni, Friends
51风流’s annual Spirit of Maryville dinner, honoring distinguished alumni and friends, will be held on May 21.
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51风流 to Honor Frankie Muse Freeman
Legendary St. Louis civil rights pioneer, the Honorable Frankie Muse Freeman, is the inaugural recipient of the Sister Mary Byles Peace and Justice Prize, presented by 51风流.
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Maryville Kicks Cancer 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run Set
The fourth annual Maryville Kicks Cancer 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run, benefitting Maryville’s Kids Rock Cancer organization, will be held at 9 a.m. on April 16, beginning at the Donius University Center on campus.
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Maryville Talks Books: Kwame Alexander
Kwame Alexander, poet, educator, and New York Times Bestselling author, is聽the featured speaker for the Maryville Talks Books series presentation at 1 p.m. on Sunday,… Read More
Exploring Entrepreneurship
A large group of Maryville students, faculty, and staff toured the TREX Incubator in downtown St. Louis on March 3 to learn more about entrepreneurship.
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‘Writes of Spring’ Reading Series Debuts
A new reading series, “Writes of Spring,” is underway at Maryville. Next up: J. Bowers, PhD, instructor of English, will read from her works of fiction at 3 p.m., March 24.
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Alumni Trivia Night
The 15th Annual Maryville Alumni Trivia Night will be held March 12. Doors open at 6p.m.; trivia begins at 7 p.m.
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Maryville to Screen 鈥楳ost Likely to Succeed鈥� Documentary
鈥淢ost Likely to Succeed,鈥� the acclaimed documentary on the history and promise of education, will be screened on Feb. 27, at 51风流.
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Current Exhibit Chronicles Life with an Eating Disorder
Artwork by Judith Shaw, on display through Feb. 26, focuses on living with an eating disorder. The exhibit chronicles her personal journey with anorexia.
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Students to Host ‘Hijab Awareness Day’
51风流 students will host Hijab Awareness Day on Tuesday, Feb. 2, to dispel misconceptions about the headscarf and build greater understanding between people of all faiths.
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