Are you struggling finding things to do outside of class? Check out this list of places and activities in and out of Maryville. Read more
Payden Harris isn’t quite sure how old he was when he was playing a game of catch with his dad, Rodney Harris, in the front yard of their home in Albany, Missouri. Old enough to catch a baseball, he recalled, and old enough to throw one back. Read more
An Illinois based band plays at a local dive bar with instruments made out of broken down home appliances. The bass guitar is made out of a washtub. One man plays the washboard. Another, a eucalyptus bamboo digeridoo. The band’s name is the Woodbox Gang and the lead singer, the man who made … Read more
Peace and quiet were two things Priyanka Patel did not expect to find when she came to study abroad in the United States. Even with the unexpected, studying abroad has been a rewarding experience for Patel in many ways. She has gained confidence and has enjoyed communicating with different t… Read more
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Payden Harris isn’t quite sure how old he was when he was playing a game of catch with his dad, Rodney Harris, in the front yard of their home in Albany, Missouri. Old enough to catch a baseball, he recalled, and old enough to throw one back. Read more
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Northwest’s Board of Regents approved naming University Police Chief Clarence Green the vice president of culture. Read more
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A suspicious package was found around 11:30 a.m. May 31 in the US Bank parking lot on South Main Street. Read more
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A mass media instructor has been absent from teaching classes since April 10. Read more
The crippling sound of thunder echoes for miles. A once visible speed limit sign wavers, unstable. The foundation of a family’s world cracks with mother nature’s tantrum and they can do nothing but wade through. The road home, engulfed, unseen. Read more
The Maryville Department of Public Safety- Fire Division brought a national campaign to the city by partnering with the American Red Cross to install and educate citizens on smoke alarms in their homes. Read more
In spite of the warm breeze from the open window beckoning one student to enjoy the good weather in the final hours before the sun goes down on a Friday night, they sit in the quiet of their home, shaking even though the air conditioning isn’t on. Read more
The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will host the third Celebration of Success ceremony for multicultural graduates at 6:30 p.m. May 3 in the J.W. Jones Student Union Boardroom. Read more
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Northwest Residential and Auxiliary Services announced April 16 it would be opening Millikan Hall for students displaced during finals week. Read more
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Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. At the Northwest Beekeeping Club Ribbon Cutting ceremony April 22, a handful of students and staff gathered to release bees on campus. As more than 24,000 bees were relocated from their shipment packages and into hives, the sound of bees flying around became background nois… Read more
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Shackled at both the feet and from the waist to his hands, Alex Allen Catterson sat as Judge Roger Prokes sentenced him to 10 years in prison. Read more
Family and friends awaited the arrival of the new members of the Iota Theta Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. April 12 at Wabash Park. Read more
The Northwest Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is working to redefine its mission and purpose to be more inclusive. Read more
As students with hoodies pulled low over their eyes and coffees in hand file into a computer science lab at 8 a.m. and begin logging in, their professor enters with spirits high, opening his lesson with a pun about pointers; showing a photo of the dogs when talking about an object that store… Read more
Colorful balloons and signs were attached to poles around campus as the Behavioral Science Association hosted the first I Will Listen 5K. Read more
The communications senior capstone class brings awareness to unknown local business. Read more
Northwest created a new website for the University, aiming to make it more user-friendly and visually appealing. Read more
Interstate 29 has been closed for almost a month and many students have felt the effect, especially those who traveled north to reach home over spring break. Read more
Local law enforcement, city staff and Department of Corrections officers acknowledged citizens affected by crime during an awareness ceremony at Mozingo. Read more
A sexual assault was reported April 15. The University Police Department gathers that the sexual assault happened Jan. 12 inside Tower Suites after a party. Read more
A Northwest sophomore found a way to make extra cash by creating her own car detailing business. Read more
The city of Maryville approved a large contract with a local bank, financing for 12 new pieces of turf maintenance equipment at Mozingo Lake Recreation Park. Read more
Northwest’s University Police Department trains tirelessly to prepare for possible armed intruder situations. Read more
On a sunny spring afternoon, baseball enthusiasts and Northwest students enjoyed ‘20s swinging jazz as history hit one out of the park. Read more
The number of well-being checks, requests for Northwest’s University Police Department to check on a student, have increased this year in comparison to last. Read more
Maryville is equipped with a new state-requested stormwater management plan that intends to detect issues and improve local water management systems. Read more
A Maryville man was arrested for suspected possession of child pornography and alleged child molestation April 5. Read more
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The election results of the 97th Student Senate Executive Board were announced at the April 9 meeting. Read more
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The use tax was unofficially approved by voters April 2. The tax will place a 2.375% sales tax on any online out-of-state purchases. The tax originally appeared on the November ballot and was rejected by voters. Read more
Northwest is in the middle of class registration for summer and fall courses, causing many students to turn to RateMyProfessors.com. Read more
The Horticulture Club is assisting the Maryville Mosaic Life Care Center by helping implement a Healing Garden for cancer patients. Read more
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Maryville is getting closer to the completion of a high priority project by deciding to proceed with the engineering design of the South Main Corridor. Read more
Conception Abbey and the Conception Seminary College recently launched Brothers Living in Unity, a capital campaign that will benefit the seminary and the monks at the monastery. Read more
Northwest students from both in and out of state are still feeling the effects of winter after historic flooding hit the midwest. In the aftermath many have stepped up to help those in need from donations, to rescue work and even offering shelter to displaced families. Read more
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According to unofficial results, Maryville voters approved the use tax April 2. Read more
Maryville’s SSM Health St. Francis Hospital will change their name April 1. The hospital will switch ownership from SSM Health to Mosaic. Read more
Northwest is waiving spring break housing fees for students whose house and travel routes are affected by flooding. Read more
Northwest Facilities Services is constantly working to improve and beautify the campus through a number of projects. Read more
Northwest Missouri could lose massive tax revenue from local wind farms if a bill on the Senate floor is not passed. Read more
Student Senate expanded outreach efforts in response to a lack of student interest in running for the 30 open positions on Student Senate for the 2019-20 school year. Read more
Maryville is creating new ways for its citizens to be knowledgeable regarding municipal issues and projects. Read more
The Behavioral Sciences Association will host the first I Will Listen 5K at 9 a.m. April 13 to raise awareness for mental health issues and support the I Will Listen campaign. Read more
The crippling sound of thunder echoes for miles. A once visible speed limit sign wavers, unstable. The foundation of a family’s world cracks with mother nature’s tantrum and they can do nothing but wade through. The road home, engulfed, unseen.
The Maryville Department of Public Safety- Fire Division brought a national campaign to the city by partnering with the American Red Cross to install and educate citizens on smoke alarms in their homes.
In spite of the warm breeze from the open window beckoning one student to enjoy the good weather in the final hours before the sun goes down on a Friday night, they sit in the quiet of their home, shaking even though the air conditioning isn’t on.
The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will host the third Celebration of Success ceremony for multicultural graduates at 6:30 p.m. May 3 in the J.W. Jones Student Union Boardroom.
Northwest Residential and Auxiliary Services announced April 16 it would be opening Millikan Hall for students displaced during finals week.
Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. At the Northwest Beekeeping Club Ribbon Cutting ceremony April 22, a handful of students and staff gathered to release bees on campus. As more than 24,000 bees were relocated from their shipment packages and into hives, the sound of bees flying around became background nois…
Shackled at both the feet and from the waist to his hands, Alex Allen Catterson sat as Judge Roger Prokes sentenced him to 10 years in prison.
Family and friends awaited the arrival of the new members of the Iota Theta Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. April 12 at Wabash Park.
The Northwest Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is working to redefine its mission and purpose to be more inclusive.
As students with hoodies pulled low over their eyes and coffees in hand file into a computer science lab at 8 a.m. and begin logging in, their professor enters with spirits high, opening his lesson with a pun about pointers; showing a photo of the dogs when talking about an object that store…