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The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall Department of Social Work to offer Suicide Prevention Training

Savanah Matney, Reporter January 25, 2019

QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Suicide Prevention Training sessions will begin Jan. 28 in Drinko Library Room 402 and be open to all Marshall University...

Marshall community to honor MLK Jr. through community service

Makaylah Wheeler, Reporter January 24, 2019

Marshall University will host a Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service on Friday, Jan. 25., with an 8 a.m. breakfast to kick-off the event, followed by...

Monks from the Tashi Kyil Monastery in Dehradun, India, pose for a photo with Marshall University faculty.

Monks visit Marshall, discuss Buddhism with students and faculty

Meredith O'Bara, Reporter January 24, 2019

People from all over the world from different cultures walk the sidewalks on Marshall University’s campus, and this week was no different. Seven monks...

Marshall, Huntington communities celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Marshall, Huntington communities celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Tiara Brown, Reporter January 22, 2019

 Dozens of Huntington community members and students marched in unity in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day Monday, Jan. 21.  “We have too many...

Parking problems persist for MU students

Parking problems persist for MU students

Mackenzie Jones, Reporter January 22, 2019

With the spring semester taking off at Marshall University, some students stated they have noticed problems with parking on the campus.  “Parking...

Students feel the effects of the government shutdown

Trey Delida, Reporter January 22, 2019

 The partial government shutdown has officially surpassed the four-week mark, making history as the longest shutdown the United States has ever endured....

The food pantry provides community members in need with non-perishables.

Marshall’s food pantry open to community, adds new location

Piper White, Reporter January 22, 2019

The Marshall University food pantry, opened during the fall semester, continues to feed the Huntington community with the help of Marshall and community...

Freshman Gavin Boothe and junior Shyanna Hatten mud drywall where ceiling was damage from Hurricane Florence during a mission trip to Wilmington, North Carolina.

UMS aids in recovery for Wilmington, North Carolina

Meredith O'Bara, Reporter January 22, 2019

 For some students, winter break means relaxing, after the long hours of school work and spending time with family. However, several students with...

SGA senate vote creates new position in executive branch

SGA senate vote creates new position in executive branch

Jesten Richardson, Copy Editor January 22, 2019

After failing to be confirmed by the Student Senate’s Judiciary Committee before the meeting, a member of Marshall University’s student body executive...

School of Nursing to offer online doctorate of nursing starting fall 2020

Amanda Larch, Managing Editor January 22, 2019

Marshall University’s School of Nursing will offer an online doctorate of nursing program beginning in fall 2020. The DNP will accept 25 students for...

Hanna Lester, who has been working at Dang Good since it opened, wakes up early to prepare the dough each day.

Dang Good rolls into downtown market

Anna Marsh, Reporter January 22, 2019

Dang Good Cinnamon Rolls and Waffles opened at The Market in downtown Huntington Monday, Jan. 7. Andrew Hines, the owner of Dang Good, also owns Butter...

Facing Hunger Foodbank has set a goal of collecting at least 100,000 cans for those suffering from hunger in the Tri- State area.

Junior League of Huntington Soup-er Hero soup drive accepting donations

Piper White, Reporter January 21, 2019

The Junior League of Huntington’s annual January Soup-er Hero Soup Drive has a goal of raising 100,000 cans this month for the Facing Hunger Foodbank,...

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